Letters to the Editor criticize Day on Richardson Biden era critique
A reader contesting Tom Day's July 11 article argues Republicans attack Energy Secretary Bill Richardson over bias and ethnicity. The letter contends Richardson's performance is failing across parties, cites security concerns at Los Alamos, and calls for his resignation as the Clinton era ends.
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Tom Day
ADR
Energy
Bill Richardson
Richardson
Mr. Day
Los Alamos
Day
Robert Byrd
Congress
Clinton
Move blessing in disguise? Roswell UFO Museum move concerns pondered
Dear Editor argues the Roswell UFO Museum may relocate to aid expansion and survival, warning against overreliance on a single tourist draw. The letter urges local leaders to focus on community development, arts, education, and small businesses to enrich life for residents and attract visitors.
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UFO Museum
Iufomac
Roswell
New Mexico
Just a Thought appreciation note for Rick Kraft article
Reader expresses appreciation for Rick Kraft weekly column Just a Thought. It notes how many people feel stressed by work and family pressures and praises the column for addressing these problems with positive, uplifting reflections to start Mondays with optimism.
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Rick Kraft
Rick
Cheney poised for lone vice presidential debate role
The analysis notes Dick Cheney’s restrained style as a former secretary of defense and suggests he will face one debate against Gephardt Bradley or Oprah on anti missile defense. His skill at self effacement and quiet deliberation could keep attention on the principal candidate while he manages expectations.
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West Point
Naval Academy
Nix
Secretary of Defense
Air Force Academy
George
Cheney
Gephardt
Bradley
Oprah
Universal Press Syndicate
Tell-A-Friend breast cancer campaign rolls out countywide
The American Cancer Society in Chaves County launches a year long Tell A Friend education drive to reach women 40 and older with early detection information. A Tell A Friend Tuesday on Aug 1 will mobilize volunteers to urge screenings including mammograms and clinical exams.
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American Cancer Society
Chaves County
Sherryl Jordan
Mogram
Jordan
New Mexico
Character Counts offers seminar for Roswell managers
The Character Council of Roswell hosts its third manager seminar at 8 30 a m on Tuesday August 8 in Campus Union Building room 110. The seven hour session, last held in May, targets small and large organizations and focuses on promoting character to improve quality productivity and profitability. The $175 fee covers training materials and lunch with nonprofit and government groups eligible for special pricing. For more information or to register call 624 2831.
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Character Council of
Roswell
Campus Union
Character Council of Roswell
State of
New Mexico
Oil Conservation Division
South Pacheco
Santa Fe
Florene Davidson
Norwest Mortgage and FirstPlus Notice Roswell Lot Listing
Public legal notice for Norwest Mortgage Inc and FirstPlus Financial Inc in Fifth Judicial District Chaves County. Summary details a property described as Lot 26 with West 40 feet excluded, Block 4, Maywood Addition, Roswell NM, per official plat on file. Publication dates July 19 27 August 2 9 2000.
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Chaves County
Roswell
New Mexico
North Union
Maywood Addition
Notice of water use change and mortgage sale Roswell NM
Notice lists Elisa Reyes filing for temporary change of artesian groundwater use in Roswell to irrigate 17.8 acres, moving from RA-332 to RA-938 and RA-938-A, with a back date to October 31, 2001, near East College Street. Also details a state oil and gas unit pooling plan for McClellan MOC Fed. Com. Well 22, located 19.5 miles north of U.S. 70 near the Pecos River Bridge, plus a mortgage foreclosure sale in Roswell with a judgment of 42,427.05 and 8.375 percent interest.
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Elisa Reyes
E. College
Roswell
New Mexico
N.M.P.M
Township
Township 10
Section 27
Range 24
Abo
Township 5
Pecos Slope
McClellan Moc Fed. Com
Community Calendar notices and contacts posted
Community Calendar items require four day submission to the Daily Record with a contact name and phone. Today Noon lists Tobosa Development Services Board meeting at 110 E Summit St with Joan Blodgett 624 1025 at 2 p.m. Also a Community Improvement Commission meeting at 1101 W Fourth St, contact Bob Thompson 624 6720 at 4 p.m. Roswell Public Library Board of Trustees meets in Bondurant Room at 301 N Pennsylvania Ave with Betty Long 622 7101, 5 30 p.m. Extraterritorial Zoning Authority meets in the Commissioner’s Conference Room at Chaves County Courthouse. contact County Manager’s office 624 6600.
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Tobosa Development Services Board of Directors
Tobosa's Center
E. Summit St
Joan Blodgett
Parks and Recreation Departments
Fourth St
Bob Thompson
Roswell
ENMU R Roswell expands student services hours and moves seats
Eastern New Mexico University Roswell will lengthen campus student services hours to 7 30 a m to 7 p m Monday through Thursday and 7 30 a m to 5 p m Friday from Aug 7. Other campus offices remain 8 a m to 5 p m weekdays. Some offices have moved to new locations the student development financial aid admissions cashier's offices now in the Administration Center. The Career Resource Center Bookstore and Student Outreach stay in the Student Services Center.
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Eastern New Mexico University- Roswell
Occupational Technology
Student Services
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