New Mexicans Debate Social Security in Albuquerque Forum
About 100 Albuquerque area residents joined a national Social Security forum with President Clinton. Experts outlined options from boosting current funding to private investment accounts. Senator Bingaman noted 260000 New Mexicans receive SSDI checks while residents debated risks and rules to prevent early spending.
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Albuquerque
Clinton
Albuquerque Area
Jeff Bingaman
Dn.m
Social Security Administration
Antonio Hernandez
Brian Russell
New Mexico
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
University of New Mexico
President in crash of motorcade near Albuquerque
Three vans carrying news crews in President Clinton's motorcade collided on leaving a fund-raising reception as the lead car stopped on an entrance ramp. The White House said no one was hurt and the president continued to Air Force One minutes later.
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Albuquerque
Clinton
Kirtland Air Force Base
White House
Air Force
Four water meter readers strain city billing in Roswell
Four meter readers cover about 17 000 meters on 18 routes causing delays with six week bills for some customers. Utilities supervisor Jo Hover says weekends and absences slow work but billing is improving as routes are covered and cross training is planned to handle illnesses or vacations.
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Roswell
VUSUC
Detd
Utilities
Jo Hover
Hover
Curtis named medical dispatcher of the year
Joyce Curtis of Roswell received the Emergency Medical Dispatch of the Year award at the 18th Annual EMS Conference in Albuquerque. She was among 27 New Mexico EMS workers honored July 17 by the EMS Advisory Committee and the Injury Prevention and EMS Bureau for improving rapid emergency responses and handling tough calls. Kathy Wells praised Curtis as a professional who never waivers under stress.
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Roswell
Joyce Curtis
Albuquerque
Curtis
New Mexico
Public Health Division
New Mexico Department of Health
Kathy Wells
American Medical Response
Wells
Albertsons Clears Site for New South Main Store Move
Demolition crews work at South Main and McGaffey to relocate Albertsons Food Center. Mike Read says bidding will begin in October with a late October award and construction to start in November, opening in May. The existing 1709 S Main site will close after moving staff and equipment to the larger 55,913 square foot store, about 70 employees expected to transfer with likely increases.
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South Main
McGaffey
Albertsons
Mike Read
Read
S. Main St
Roswell
Tom Cooney
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Daily Record
Bill Ross
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Dear Abby
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Roswell-Record.com
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