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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1995
Page
1
New documents in the Watergate case place blame on a secretary for a gap in records or procedures. The disclosures raise questions about management, accountability, and potential impacts on ongoing investigations as officials weigh next steps.
Composite volume for 1994 totals 376,927,730 with average volume 352,288,590. No further context or entities provided.
Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole formed a fundraising committee signaling a 1996 presidential bid. Jack Kemp convened a brain trust meeting to discuss his own White House prospects. In sports, Goddard Rockets meet Hobbs Eagles at Ralph Tasker Arena tonight, while Roswell High opens district play at Carlsbad.
Roswell officials discussed amending 1983 Roswell Industrial Revenue Bonds for the First National Tower at 400 Penn Plaza. Marcel Wiznia sought to transfer bonds to Charter Bank Northwest with a fixed rate. Independent counsel urged adding a final payment date of December 31, 1999 to place the building on the tax rolls in 2000, instead of 2013.
The final section of Roswell’s truck bypass enters its last phase and should open by summer. Project manager W E Morrow said construction began December 13 and the bypass will divert trucks bound for the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad away from downtown. WIPP is a U S Department of Energy site 2,150 feet underground for defense transuranic waste.
In Roswell Independent School District city spelling bee at Pueblo Auditorium two finalists, seventh grader Geoff Stark-Doles and eighth grader Lauren Ferguson, faced tough words. Stark-Doles won by spelling supposition then paragraph on his 13th birthday, earning a plaque amid congratulations.
United Bank Plaza on Pennsylvania Avenue is renamed 400 Penn Plaza after Norwest Bank bought United New Mexico Bank. Connie Harrell says about 400 entries were received. winner Anna Ritchie of Pioneer Savings and Trust was honored with a $500 savings bond. Pioneer Savings and Trust earns a $500 rent discount for next month.
Arnold Ray Madril an 18 year old of 2204 Urton Road died after being stabbed several times on the Old Clovis Highway near Briggs Road. The death is treated as a homicide by Chaves County Sheriff’s Department and New Mexico State Police. An autopsy is planned. A girl accompanying Madril is not identified. Ensuing details remain under investigation.
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