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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1995
Page
1
A nation page six report notes floods force the evacuation of about five thousand residents across multiple communities. Officials warn of rising water levels and urge residents to move to shelters as temporary accommodations are arranged by local authorities.
Irving Texas AP reports Steve Young shredded Dallas with a 57 yard TD pass, 13 yard strike, and a 1 yard rushing score as the defending champions prepare for another clash in the NFC title game. Inflation in 1994 held steady per analyst notes as unemployment stayed low but a repeat may be unlikely if the economy stays hot.
Roswell motorists must use Virginia and Richardson as one way streets for 18 months to ease Main Street traffic during a $7 million reconstruction set to begin mid February. The project covers roadway and sidewalk construction, storm drains, curbs, and accessible ramps for disabilities under the American Disability Act with Twin Mountain Construction of Albuquerque the awarded contractor.
The Fifth Judicial District nominating panel recommended Ann Jaramillo, Chip Johnson, William Lynch and Freddie Romero for the district judge vacancy. Gov. Gary Johnson has 30 days to select from these four or return the names for reconsideration. The panel, led by Leo Romero, said party affiliation did not influence selections, and interviews determined qualifications.
Petroleum workers and ranchers criticized the Bureau of Land Management draft resource management plans at a Roswell public hearing on Tuesday. Speakers urged extending the comment period to March 1, as the plan covers 10 to 15 years for the Roswell and Carlsbad Resource Areas. Al Springer of Yates Petroleum opposed 200 meter drilling setbacks near cave karst and the so called death clause requiring shutdown and plugging. Randy Patterson of Yates echoed prior concerns from land managers.
Edmund Morris details a recent visit with former President Reagan saying the former leader no longer recognizes him after about six months. Morris recalls Reagan’s memory lapse during their meeting and notes Reagan’s remarks about books as trees and his absence rather than presence.
An escaped pet mountain lion roamed a Philadelphia golf course Tuesday evading a weeklong search. Police and residents reported sightings as the cougar ignored a bait box of doughnuts and reappeared before dawn with two officers on patrol.
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