UFO Festival draws crowds in Roswell July 5 8 weekend
Officials report about 5 600 festivalgoers in Roswell for the UFO Odyssey event and nearly 6 700 visitors at the International UFO Museum and Research Center during July 4 7. The festival featured a trade show carnival alien parade plays films and appearances by Gary Lockwood.
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Thanks to hospital staff at ENM Medical Center
A patient thanks the Eastern New Mexico Medical Center staff for attentive care during a stressful time. The letter praises doctors nurses and all hospital staff for their professional kindness and dedication and notes such care is often unnoticed.
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Fourth of July Celebrations Honor Roswell Veterans
Bethel Baptist Church and Calvary Baptist Church showcased inspiring patriotic music. The Fireworks Committee organized a tribute to veterans with music speeches games skydiving satellites and fireworks. Roswell residents demonstrated talent and generosity. Marlin and Kathleen Wells Roswell.
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Betty Robertson cycles for fitness and museum work
Betty Robertson, a Chaves County Historical Society volunteer and museum generalist, pedals a tricycle to save energy and stay fit while balancing various duties at the museum in Roswell. Craig Wells resigns as Goddard varsity coach to co own A H Sporting Goods in Hobbs. Republican candidate Donald Trubey, challenging Harold Runnels for Congress, cites a net worth of 22670 dollars and seeks opponent disclosure.
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New Mexico politicians accused of jump the shark moments
The piece surveys political figures in New Mexico through the lens of the Jump the Shark site, noting Gov Gary Johnson and Pete Domenici as examples. It highlights Johnson's drug proposals and later poll recovery, Domenici’s involvement in party battles, and a general trend of resilience despite earlier criticisms.
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Bush to propose rules funding embryonic stem cell research
President Bush is poised to announce federal guidelines on funding for embryonic stem cell research. The policy debate centers on whether using early human life for science can improve lives while raising moral questions about defining worth and rights.
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Bush funds GOP dinners raise 44 million without dinner
President Bush has drawn 44 million dollars for Republicans at presidential fund-raisers this year, but he and his wife left before dinner. He posed for photos with major donors, spoke for 18 minutes, then exited as critics compare his style to Bill Clinton.
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