Supreme Court Rules On Drug Tests and School Prayers
The Supreme Court, by a 6-3 vote, allows random drug tests for student athletes in public schools and upholds limits on student led prayers at commencements. It also upholds the 1990 Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act, enabling enforcement to keep records verifying actors are adults. The decision highlights balancing civil liberties with school policy and child protection.
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UFO Encounter95 boosts Roswell tourism and local media praise
Letters from readers celebrate UFO Encounter 95 in Roswell as a tourism success. They thank Roswell Daily Record KOBR TV and KSFX Radio for promoting the event and note Aliens from worldwide attended. Warren Scott and FX crew credited for backing UFC All-Star concert and local support.
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Miss Black Empress Crowned at Roswell Arts Festival
On July 6 1970 15 year old Roxy Mitchem daughter of Lt Col and Mrs James A Mitchem was crowned Miss Black Empress at the Glick Arts Festival held at Roswell High School Roswell High Red Belles drill team attended with Jamy O Bannon Diane Boyce Ronda Parker Carol Lucero Margie Brito Theresa Dennis Dora Brito Suzie Gonzales Iris Narbaiz Teri Traylor frudy Purley Brenda Calvert Melinda Brown and others in the group also on campus for drill team duties Maj Poe H Corn completed the Brooke Army Medical Center health care administration course in Fort Worth Texas.
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Frudy Purley
Brenda Calvert
Melinda Brown
UFO Encounter a Success in Roswell Festival
The Roswell UFO Encounter ’95 in Santa Fe drew about 9,000 attendees, with visitors from Artesia to South Africa, amid weather delays and a postponed fireworks show. Organizers touted lectures by Stanton Friedman and others, tours to the crash site, and a goal to advance Roswell’s 1947 incident legacy while noting a cooler turnout than hoped.
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Ames betrayal taints CIA fate says columnist
A columnist recalls Aldrich Ames and a 1985 91 spy scandal while weighing whether CIA reform can rescue the agency. He notes security failures, Angleton paranoia, and past British double agents as a national crisis looms and Congress contemplates CIA survival or disbandment.
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Budget storm threatens New Mexico budget clash
Barry Massey reports that federal deficit cuts loom as Congress presses to slow federal money to states, triggering a looming budget battle with Gov. Gary Johnson and a Democratic Legislature over funding, prisons, and social programs in New Mexico. Medicaid funding and state tax trends add pressure ahead of 1996.
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