Eagle Scout project brightens Spring River Park
David Bolton age 12 leads an Eagle Scout project at Peppermint Playground in Spring River Park and Zoo painting a fence and several benches. Fellow Troop 2 members James Tucker 12 Bill Zulfer 12 and Bill Cain 13 assist along with families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bolton
Peppermint Playground
Spring River Park
Zoo
Boy Scout Troop 2
James M. Tucker
Bill E. Zulfer
Bill B. Cain
Thompson bill seeks $5 million for city storm drainage relief
Roswell Sen. R E Thompson introduces a $5 million state grant program to aid cities like Albuquerque Clovis Deming and Las Cruces with major storm drainage on key roads. Each city could receive up to $1 million. The measure accompanies other Thompson bills on juror pay tax rebates and business tax credits.
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Marjorie Beck
Santa FE
Roswell
R.E. Thompson
Dchaves
State Highway Department
Albuquerque
Clovis
Deming
Las Cruces
Thompson
West Second Street
Roswell OWRT Roswell Test Facility to Close by July 1
An OWRT official said the Roswell Test Facility, located five miles east of Roswell, will close by July 1 due to lack of funds. The plant employs 21 people, with 20 placed with Burns and Roe Construction. A meeting with state engineer Steve Reynolds was scheduled to explore alternatives, though no definite plan exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian McQuiddy
Office of Water Research and Technology
OWRT
Department of the Interior
Roswell
William S. Butcher
Steve E. Reynolds
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Jorgensen
Congress
Reynolds
Butcher
Burns and Roe Construction Corp
John R. Newton
Newton
Roswell City Council Candidates Hunt and Rubio Enter Race
Two first candidates for the March 2 Roswell municipal election announce runs for City Council. Tandy L. Hunt 30 of 909 Kentucky Ave and Lloyd D. Rubio 23 of 7 Oak Drive seek Ward 1 or Ward 2 seats. They cite improving government responsiveness and quality of life amid concerns over crime and city information access.
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Marian McQuiddy
Tandy L. Hunt
Kentucky Ave
Lloyd D. Rubio
Oak Drive
The
Daily Record
Hunt
Roswell High School
Roswell
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Chaves County
New Mexico
Territorial Art Gallery
E. Fifth St
Maria
Rubio
Kbim Radio
Ward 2
Artesia
New Mexico Military Institute
Melodi
Lloyd
Apodaca appoints Baca Pena to crime prevention panel
Gov. Apodaca named former Albuquerque Councilman Ray Baca and Grants businessman Eddie Pena to the Organized Crime Prevention Commission. Roswell Daily Record publisher Robert Beck was reappointed for a four year term. Baca, Pena and Beck are Republicans. Baca is a former police lieutenant and state convention delegate. Pena runs a Grants cable station and ranches north of Grants, serving on the Grants Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Daily Record
Robert H. Beck
Apodaca
Baca
Pena
Paul Robinson
Albuquerque
G. Kenneth Brashar
Espanola
Beck
U.S. State Department
Brazil
State
Fraternal Order of Police
Valencia County
Grants
Grants Board of Education
New Mexico School Boards Association
Blind man reads braille faster with brain plugged computer
Craig a 33 year old Ogden Utah student who has been blind for a decade reads braille five times faster using a brain plugged computer and a camera linked to 64 implanted brain electrodes. The project from Utah and Western Ontario aims toward a glasses mounted device and estimates costs between 3000 and 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Universities of Utah
Western Ontario
Canada
Craig
William H. Dobelle
University of Utah
Dobelle
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Eagle Scout
At Work
Bohon
William M. “Bill” Bohon
Highland Road
Tucker
William M. “Bill” Tucker
Zulfer
G.F. Zulfer
Eighth St
Cain
Robert E. Hartley
Cobean Drive
Eastern New Mexico University
LUSC
Jack C. Jorgensen
Washington, D.C
Juan de Jesus Romero
Romero
Tandy L. Hunt Council
Lloyd D. Rubio Council
Albuquerque City
Ray Baca
Eddie Pena
Organized Crime Prevention Commission
Jerry Apodaca
Ogden
Utah
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