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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1996

Page

3

Supreme Court upholds parties unlimited independent spending

The court rules parties may spend without a cap on independent expenditures but stops short of declaring party spending limits unconstitutional. Four opinions reflect a fractured decision. Breyer narrows FEC fines but avoids a broad ruling on party spending rights. Further clarity from the Court is expected and needed.

U.S. Supreme Court Stephen Breyer Federal Elections Commission Wisconsin Republican Party U.S. Senate Breyer FEC Stephen Forbes Ross Perot Michael Huffington Congress High Court

Fireworks Sponsors Saluted In Roswell Display

Dear Editor, city of Roswell and Shank Ritter-Barr and Co, Fraternal Order of Police, Chamber of Commerce, city staff and volunteers presented a fireworks show at the Air Center. The display is praised as the most spectacular in the city with thanks for community service and hopes for an annual independence celebration.

Roswell Shank Ritter

Mondale Names Ferraro as Running Mate in 1984

On July 12, 1984, Walter Mondale announced his selection of Rep. Geraldine A. Ferraro of New York as his running mate for the Democratic presidential ticket. Ferraro became the first woman nominated for vice president by a major party, marking a historic moment in U.S. elections.

Walter F. Mondale Geraldine A. Ferraro New York

Miss Cynthia Cates Crowned New Mexico Maid of Cattle

Miss Cynthia Cates of Roswell was crowned New Mexico Maid of Cotton at the Roswell Inn before about 300 people. Miss Linda Sloan of Roswell officiated. Kevin, baby son of Jerry McCormack and wife, was born around 6:30 a.m. as the paper started its new offset plant. The First Baptist Church group will stage a patriotic musical In God We Trust with Charles Goza directing and several local musicians.

Cynthia Cates Roswell New Mexico Catton Roswell Inn Linda Sloan Miss Cates A.H. Cates Jr Record News Jerry McCormack Jure Kevin Daily Record Newsroom North Main Street First Baptist Church of Charles Goza Eunice Schumpert Becky McAllister Don Hudson Gordon Shepherd Kirk Johns Brad Pierson

New Mexico spaceport hopes fade after X-33 win

The X-33 contract award to Lockheed Martin likely confines testing to Edwards AFB California and Holloman AFB New Mexico remains only a hesitant possibility. Local officials press for some New Mexico testing while noting uncertain landing site choices and the small chance of the White Sands Range being used for sub orbital flights. NASA codes aside, the piece weighs political bets, other firms’ bids, and the SDI legacy shaping NM’s spaceport prospects.

Santa FE New Mexico Lockheed Martin Edwards Air Force Base California Lockheed Skunkworks Edwards Holloman Air Force Base Alamogordo White Sands McDonnell Douglas Outer Space Roswell NASA Orbital Sciences Corp Virginia

Pentagon admits Gulf War chemical exposure after five years

A Pentagon press conference revealed that some Desert Storm troops were likely exposed to chemical agents. The disclosure followed years of Pentagon denial and pressure from a presidential Gulf War illness commission aided by a CIA analyst and Gulf veteran Brian Martin who circulated the bunker tape for years.

Washington Pentagon Defense Department Persian Gulf U.S CIA United Nations Capitol Hill U.N Gulf Brian Martin 37Th Engineering Battalion Martin Kenneth Bacon Bacon

Lawmakers reverse course on immigration bill defeat

Lawmakers halted a sweeping immigration bill amid a national mood that favored tougher limits. The Senate and House proposals would curb benefits for legal immigrants and could deport those who abuse loans or language courses in their first five years. Key Republicans and former leaders oppose the galley amendment. The result is uncertain fate for the measures, with pro-immigrant groups and lawmakers wary but hopeful.

Congress Washington Senate California Elton Gallegly Bob Dole Simpson America

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