Roswell UFO Festival Evaluations and City Funding
Roswell authorities and the International UFO Museum hosted two festivals amid debate on funding goals. The piece weighs the festival’s value to year round tourism, noting New council members seek cost benefit evidence and a balanced approach beyond July’s hype.
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Roswell
International Ufo Museum and Research Center
July 11 History Highlights Across Years
On July 11 events include Harper Lee’s 1960 publication of To Kill a Mockingbird, John Quincy Adams birth in 1767, the 1798 reestablishment of the U S Marine Corps, and Aaron Burr’s duel with Alexander Hamilton in 1804. Major milestones noted in this date’s history.
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Harper Lee
J.B. Lippincott and Co
John Quincy
Adams
United States
Braintree
Mass
U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Marine Band
Aaron Burr
Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Weehawken
N.J
Big Ben
Goddard High Graduates Honored by ENMU in Portales
Two Goddard High School alumni received university honors at ENMU Portales. Bobby Brunson, class of 1979, was named in Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities and is a 1985 ENMU graduate. Sandra Marley, class of 1983, served as finance and civic affairs chairwoman and student awards director in ASG, and is a junior majoring in accounting and CIS. Michele Lewayne Hallock earned a BS in biology from Adams State College in Colorado.
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Goddard High School
ENMU
Portales
Bobby Brunson
Goddard
Sandra Marley
Associated
Michele Lewayne Hallock
Dean Hallock
Adams State College
Colorado
Martinez fundraising gap widens in New Mexico governor race
Republican Susana Martinez outraised Diane Denish 611000 to 188000 last month yet Denish holds 2200000 in the bank while Martinez has 300000. National Republican Governors Association contributions and Texas donor Rob Perry shape the race as both camps prepare for negative ads and out of state fundraising.
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Santa FE
Susana Martinez
Diane Denish
Denish
Martinez
National Republican Governors Association
Texas
Robert Perry
New Mexico
Steve Pearce
Jeff Bingaman
Joe Monahan
Congress
Rob Perry
Associated Press
Arizona
Turner Branch
Albuquerque
Branch
Dave Cargo
Allen Weh
Weh
Weir
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Hotmail
Right Stuff misfires as critique shifts to NASA mission
A provocative column questions NASA priorities under Obama, claiming the agency should focus on a bold space program while accusing the administration of subjugating itself to improve relations with the Muslim world. The piece likens praise for Middle Eastern contributions to harmful historical figures.
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America
NASA
Charles Bolden
Moon
Mars
Bolden
Obama
Vampires rise as a cultural and commercial phenomenon
CBS News notes teens biting and blood drawing linked to vampire hype from Bram Stoker to Bela Lugosi and the Twilight phenomenon. Stephenie Meyer and film grosses push vampires into a glamorous, lucrative trend while boredom and constant screen use drive youths toward fantasy.
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Bela Lugosi
Lugosi
Dracula
Bram Stoker
CBS News
Stephenie Meyer
Meyer
Bela
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