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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1994
Page
1
Nation reports former House Speaker Tip ONeill has died aged 81. The longtime Massachusetts Democrat led the House for years and was known for his wit and partisan battles. Funeral details and tributes followed across political circles.
New York AP confirms Jerry Rice of the San Francisco 49ers as the 1993 Offensive Player of the Year. Rice’s consistent play fuels a historic chase for NFL records as he adds this major honor to his resume.
Texas Lottery in Austin reports Wednesday drawing numbers four twelve twenty four twenty eight thirty eight forty two. Estimated Lotto Texas jackpot stands at 3 million dollars.
Washington reports North Korea will allow ongoing inspections at seven nuclear sites to prevent military use. Lynn Davis of the State Department called it good news and said the IAEA will set details. Clinton described the talks as constructive and warned against limited testing schedules.
About 35 workers from steel, police, fire and other departments met at Union Hall to press for union elections and a local labor board. They urged City Council involvement while City Manager John Capps said a February vote could establish a local board pending state approval of the ordinance and plan.
United Blood Services warns Eastern New Mexico Medical Center faces near empty supplies with less than a day of blood. Glenda Pritchard urges donors of all types to visit UBS centers, including Roswell at 222 W Second St, open 8am–7pm today, 9am–6pm Friday, 10am–4pm Saturday, or call 625-9743 for details.
Livermore California AP reports Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory staff tout a CIA NSA awarded Intelligence Community Seal Medallion for Project Woodpecker. Details and purpose remain classified, with leaders noting bird-name project history and ongoing declassification hopes.
New Mexico congressman Joe Skeen announces he will run for a eighth term representing the Second District. He cites health care and crime as key issues while noting progress on the Carlsbad Waste Isolation Pilot Plant and Delta Clipper tests at White Sands Missile Range. He plans a bill to allow ranchers with inaccessible lands to buy those lands.
The St Marys Task Force and Roswell residents toured the former St Marys Regional Health Center, now Eastern New Mexico Medical Center, to assess potential future use. Bond agreements keep the site non profit until 1999. The tour included a chapel presentation and interior observations to gauge size and room count.
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