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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1995
Page
1
A financial brief notes composite volume totals for 1994 along with the average composite volume and the stock page reference. The figures cited are 418,066,120 for composite volume and 352,288,590 as the 1994 average, with stocks appearing on page 9.
Former Municipal Court Judge Baudelio "Bobby" Ramirez sees an end to a federal inquiry after his lawyer says the assistant U.S. Attorney confirmed nothing of a federal criminal nature and will not pursue the case. Ramirez calls the development a relief and stresses no improper conduct occurred. Public affairs officials would not confirm an investigation, noting no action means little comment.
The NHL season was saved when players accepted owners' take-it-or-else proposal ending a 103-day lockout. Players and management reached a deal after concessions, allowing play to resume under new terms and rules.
Texas Lottery officials said no tickets matched all six numbers drawn Wednesday night for the twice weekly Lotto Texas game. The jackpot stood at 4 million dollars. The winning numbers from the 50-number field were 1, 2, 16, 27, 35 and 41.
Roswell motorists faced trouble on Richardson and Virginia avenues after city crews posted one way signs. Richardson Avenue now runs southbound and Virginia Avenue northbound to ease Main Street traffic during its mid February reconstruction. Police increased patrols and will issue citations to wrong way drivers starting today.
Lake Arthur and two new commissioners designated the village a colonia to pursue federal and state grants for sewer and water upgrades. Karen Lerner explained colonias lack basic water and sanitation services and are eligible for HUD backed grants, with Lake Arthur eyeing about 1 million dollars for treatment facilities.
The County Commission schedules a 9 a.m. special meeting on January 20 to discuss an agreement with Ray Ward and Sons for constructing the Chaves County Detention Center. The panel tabled the pact at the mid month session but is expected to approve it.
Chaves County officials gathered at Atkinson Avenue and Brasher Road for the 30 acre ground breaking ceremony for a 59,000 square foot detention center. Ray Ward and Sons of Anthony won the bid on December 21 for 7 360 362 dollars. The project aims to hire about 120 local workers and subcontractors from Roswell. The center will house up to 200 inmates in separate male and female areas and should take 14 to 15 months to complete.
Jessee Mullins said the cigarettes in his 11-year-old son Jaryd’s pocket were his fault. Mullins borrowed his son’s coat. after appealing, the principal allowed Mullins to serve the three days of detention himself, while the boy avoided punishment.
A grass fire northwest of Clayton burned about 3000 to 4000 acres of private grazing land. It started around 1 p.m. and was controlled by 5 p.m. with no injuries reported. Firefighters from the Rabbit Ear Fire District led the effort.
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