Roswell Refuge to expand with $300000 grant
The Roswell Refuge for Battered Adults will add 2,371 square feet and five bedrooms with a handicap accessible bath and dining kitchen expansions using a $300,000 Community Development Block Grant. The expansion meets growing need for shelter, food, counseling, and safety for abuse victims, with continued support from United Way and private donors.
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Refuge
United Way
W. College Blvd
Roswell High Boosters Thank Community for Poe Corn Tournament
The Roswell High Basketball Booster Club commends local individuals and businesses for organizing and hosting the Poe Corn Tournament. Special thanks go to Pepsi, Leprino, Tinnie Mercantile, Farmers Country Market, and Sunrise Optimists for their commitment and volunteer hours benefiting the community.
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Roswell High
Pepsi
Leprino
Tinnie Mercantile
Farmers Country Market
Sunrise
Roswell High School
Police gratitude for Roswell emergency services cited in letter
Dear Editor, the Pioneer Bank robbery at Alameda and Sunset was solved quickly thanks to the Roswell Police Department detectives and uniformed officers. Roswell also has a fine fire department and ambulance service with well trained personnel. God bless them all, Wilbur Wyatt Roswell.
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Pioneer Bank
Alameda
Sunset
Roswell
Wilbur Wyatt Roswell
Reconstruction talk and leadership changes noted in 1976
Lt Gov Robert Ferguson visited the New Mexico Rehabilitation Center to inspect barracks slated for replacement. He met DVR divisions and center executives including Robert Swanson Irvin Ashley Jr Terry Wilmot and William Whalen. Larry Hess of Roswell named national deputy chief of staff of the Disabled American Veterans for 1976.
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Robert Ferguson
New Mexico
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Robert Swanson
Irvin Ashley Jr
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Baby Boomers Need Supervision in Congress and Presidency
An opinion piece contrasts generation roles from World War II veterans to baby boomers, arguing that the Greatest Generation distrusts boomers while boomers in power claim self interest and accountability. It suggests George W. Bush and advisors like Cheney, Powell, and Rumsfeld could provide needed adult supervision over Congress amid a faltering path to his presidency.
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Tom Brokaw
Congress
Bill Clinton
White House
Clinton
Senate
George W. Bush
Cheney
Powell
Rumsfeld
Bush
Jay Miller
New president Bush faces old pitfalls and possibilities
Columnist Richard Reevey weighs the inaugural challenges facing George W. Bush as he assumes the presidency. He confronts liberal opposition, the risk of appeasement, and the need for a clear plan B beyond reconciliation. The piece critiques media dynamics and fund raising tactics shaping political dialogue.
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George W. Bush
United States
Michael Gerson
Bush
William Bennett
Brian Williams
MSNBC
Republican Party
New York Times
Jim Wright
Bush White House
Richard Reevey
Bush Faces New Latin America Troubles Ahead
Bush will confront soft and hard Latin American crises as he assumes office. Colombia’s guerrillas and crime threaten the government, Venezuela’s Chavez pursues anti American lines, and Cuba looms over Helms Burton policy while Mexico’s Fox Pushes for trade parity and a Fast Track FTAA appeal.
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Bill Clinton
Latin America
Bush
Colombia
George Bush
Clinton
Venezuela
United States
Hugo Chavez
Saddam
Hussein
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Chavez
Bushies
Vicente Fox
U.S
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Clinkston
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Switzerland
Castro
Roger E. Hernandez
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