Dallas sets up another meeting with 49ers after victory
Dallas earns a win to set up a rematch with the San Francisco 49ers on the schedule. The game highlighted key players from the Dallas squad and tightened regional tensions in a competitive matchup. Local observers noted strategic adjustments and rising team cohesion.
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Dems challenge GOP plan to balance the budget
Democrats call GOP budget proposals fairy tale economics and demand hard facts on balancing the budget in seven years. Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle accuses Republicans of avoiding specifics as they defend their plan. Meanwhile New Mexico Military Institute’s Broncos open a Western Junior College Athletic Conference season hosting New Mexico Junior College at 7:30 p.m. in Cahoon Armory.
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Trade center trial begins today
A federal case opens in New York against 12 men linked to a radical Islamic conspiracy aimed at attacking the World Trade Center the United Nations FBI offices tunnels and bridges and killing Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. Jury selection starts as defense argues entrapment.
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Egypt
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Mideast
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Israel
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Hosni Mubarak
Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman
Ramsey Clark
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Dropped Out Girl Becomes GED Holder Advances Education
Dora Callihan left Dexter High School at 15 to marry in 1959 and, despite odds, earned a GED and later pursued real high school classes at the Roswell Adult Center. Living in Levelland and Dexter, she and husband James, a Safeway meat cutter, balanced tough times as they raised two sons Ken and James Dean and she entered the workforce as a meat wrapper. The couple faced medical costs and insurance gaps while maintaining education goals over decades.
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Roswell
Roswell City Council to discuss Civic Center bids today
The Roswell City Council will meet today to discuss bids for the new Civic Center, with all bids well above the 2.4 million budget. The lowest bid is 2,984,461 dollars from John C Cornell Inc of Clovis as officials weigh contractor options amid a busy Thursday agenda including leases at Roswell Industrial Air Center and funding for the UFO Festival.
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City Building and Lands Committee
Nick Pappas
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Paris police recover 1000 stolen violins and cellos
French police organized a major lost and found event on Avenue Montaigne to reunite 1000 stolen violins and cellos with owners from across Europe. Prospective owners brought pictures receipts and documents while investigators fielded hundreds of inquiries. dealer Philippe Hurel 58 was arrested after instruments were found in his home.
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Avenue Montaine
Philippe Hurel
BLM Roswell plan pits oil firms and ranchers over land use
The Roswell Resource Area draft plan aims to protect resources for ten years, including an oil gas amendment to Carlsbad, with five alternatives from stricter to looser land rules. Public input will shape a preferred mix, though critics warn it could curb drilling and hurt industry incomes.
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Roswell
Oil and Gas Company
BLM
Leslie Cone
Chaves County
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