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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1995

Page

3

Jobs and immigration by tightening enforcement and jobs

The piece argues that borderAgent increases alone won t curb illegal immigration. A IN S study shows most come via visa overstays from Europe Caribbean and Asia. It urges sanctions on employers plus a national SSN worker database or forgery proof ID to deter illegal hiring.

Janet Reno U.s.-Mexico Immigration and Naturalization Service United States INS Europe Caribbean Asia New York Jfk Rio Grande

Teen Stands Against Minimum Wage Increase

A 16 year old named Robert Hale II writes to the editor arguing against raising the minimum wage and urging President Clinton to pursue tax cuts instead for long term benefit. He emphasizes his youth perspective and proposes tax policy over wage hikes.

Robert Hale II Clinton

Dendahl speaks out often in New Mexico politics

Santa Fe columnist notes John Dendahl, new Republican state chairman, is outspoken and media ready. Dendahl challenged Gov Gary Johnson in the last GOP primary, criticizes state employee firings, and brings sharp opinion to the party leadership, likely shaping public discourse and party strategy.

Santa FE John Lattanzio Alamogordo Gary Johnson Johnson Dendahl New Mexico John Republican Party

Yeltsin’s Chechnya invasion risks national breakup

The Chechnya invasion is framed as a turning point that could empower Chechen nationalists and trigger broader ethnic nationalism across Russia. Analysts warn it may undermine Yeltsin’s 1996 re election bid, bolster hard liners, and push the country toward renewed authoritarianism while provoking terrorism and regional secession movements.

Washington Chechnya Moscow Russia Boris Yeltsin Central Intelligence Agency Afghanistan Poland Yeltsin Yegor Gaidar Soviet Union

January 11, 1995 historical highlights

On this date in history, notable events include U S Surgeon General Luther Terry issuing the first government warning on smoking dangers in 1964, Alexander Hamilton born in 1757, Michigan Territory created in 1805, Sir John A Macdonald born 1815, Alabama seceding in 1861, the Hudson sedan debut in 1913, Amelia Earhart's solo Pacific flight in 1935, Chamberlain meeting Mussolini in 1939, and the Soyuz space links in 1978.

U.S Luther Terry U.S. Treasury Alexander Hamilton West Indies Michigan Territory John A. Macdonald Canada Glasgow Scotland Alabama New York Amelia Earhart Honolulu Oakland Calif Pacific Ocean Neville Chamberlain Lord Halifax Benito Mussolini Rome Salyut Six Space Station

Roswell Fire Chief Daniels marks 21 years on job

January 11 1970 Roswell fire chief George Daniels completed 21 years with the Roswell department dating back to his 1947 hire and 1949 appointment as chief Three area students Geoffrey White Craig Herston and Robert Becker were nominated to the U S Military Academy at Annapolis Sierra Middle School hires John Dahlgren as new boys physical education teacher and coach His wife Linda Dahlgren teaches P E at Berrendo Middle School

George Daniels Roswell Daniels Fire Department Roswell Area U.S. Military Academy Annapolis Geoffrey White Roswell High School Craig Herston Goddard High School Robert Becker New Mexico Military Institute Sierra Middle School John Dahlgren Linda Berrendo Middle School

Congressional table turns in bipartisan push for reform

Congress presses to curb its own conduct with a labor and civil rights compliance bill. The House passed the measure 429-0 under GOP control. Senators debate amendments as Democrats fear filibuster limits while Republicans seek quick passage before the State of the Union. Senator Grassley chairs the GOP effort. Senator Glenn and others back the measure as a long-stalled reform finally gains momentum.

Washington House Congress Senate Clinton Charles E. Grassley Iowa Repub White House John Glenn Ohio Ted Stevens Alaska

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Teen Apts Fred McCaffrey Jay Miller the Capitol Deadwood CIA Alexander Korzhakov Korzhakov Sabo Caucasus Paul Goble State Department Russian Federation Federation Grozny United Feature Syndicate Jack Anderson Michael Einstein The Associated Press Walter R. Mears
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