Weather snapshot shows cooler temps and clear day
Local readings from 11 a.m. yesterday to 7 a.m. today show highs near 44 and lows around 26 with no precipitation. A normal high for the date is 54 and normal low is 25. Sunrise 7 02, sunset 5 15, day length 10.2 hours. New Mexico brief follows AP.
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Return to the City Appetite After Suburban Trials
Hal Boyle notes a trend of families moving back to urban life from suburbs. He cites disillusionment with suburbia, citing crowded schools, constant upkeep, transportation hassles, and neighborly quirks as reasons. He highlights Gambles trade-in sales as a modern urban pull, with the Roswell store promoting deals across 21 states.
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Misunderstandings Over Salk Vaccine Supplies Clear Up
State Public Health Director Stanley Leland says misunderstandings about Salk polio vaccine distribution were cleared up after a Saturday Albuquerque meeting. He notes county medical societies may choose their program and Curry County will provide shots for those unable to pay, with none charged.
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Warden Hopes For Improved Press System
Santa Fe Acting Warden H R Swenson urged mutual respect between the press and state prison officials during a news conference. He announced liberalized press relations and told Cellblock No 1 inmates about statutory good time starting Jan 1 and potential parole board reviews after six months of clean records. Swenson described three inmates in The Hole and noted one man threatened to injure himself if mistreated, while tours of the block were planned.
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Speeding Citations Result In $90 In Fines
State Patrolmen issued speeding citations over the weekend. Six speeders were assessed about $90 in fines by Justice of the Peace R. Perry Bean. Fred L. Back was fined for not having his vehicle under control after a Buck’s truck ran off Highway 385 east of Roswell. No injuries reported. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Ave Maria Center Offers Spanish Classes
Classes begin at 7 30 p m Tuesday Jan 17 with registration at 401 East Bland Street for a 13 week term. Courses cover beginners intermediate and advanced levels taught by Josephine Gutierrez Christopher Hett and J J Molinar as community service.
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Invitation Notice Needs Contact Details
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Merger Planned Between Hayden Projects and Illinois Zinc
Hayden Projects Inc and Illinois Zinc Co announce an amalgamation plan. Hayden holds licenses for hydrometallurgical copper ore treatment while Illinois Zinc runs a Deming New Mexico zinc plant and mines near Silver City.
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