Teen model Krissy Taylor dies at 17 linked to inhaler use
The 17 year old covergirl for Seventeen and YM reportedly died after using Primatene Mist to ease shortness of breath. Her doctor says she had no known asthma and was not prescribed respiratory medicine. The incident sparks debate over FDA oversight and self regulation in fashion industry.
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Community shows praise for local service heroes at VBS
During July 10 to 14 Christ's Church hosted Vacation Bible School and invited city service units for a show and tell. Central Valley Electric Emergicare Ambulance Roswell Police Department Roswell and Berrendo Fire departments attended, earning thanks for their courtesy and professionalism.
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Hospice Home Care Appreciation Letter to Dear Editor
A bereaved couple thanks Hospice Home Care for immediate 24 hour support during their son Mark's terminal illness. They praise the staff including nurses aides, a chaplain, and office personnel, and commend Dr. Charles Fenzi for his compassionate care.
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Roswell Farm Bureau honors Day as outstanding farmer 1970
Roswell ceremonies at the Roswell Inn named Carl E. Day the New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau’s outstanding farmer for 1970. Six area students—Cecil Michelet Cheryl Black Randy Patton Pamlee Bailey Charles McDonald Angela Matta—are employed this summer by the BLM. Roswell hosts Farm Bureau events and a busy weekend with tennis baseball and golf.
Richardson gains hero status after Iraq hostage deal
U S Representative Bill Richardson returns to New Mexico to fanfare after negotiating the release of two Americans held by Iraq. Iraqi ambassador claims Richardson carried a verbal message from President Clinton. Richardson downplays personal risk and praises the welcome, while speculation swirls about future roles and diplomacy.
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Alexander shifts stance on moderate label in GOP rifts
The article portrays Lamar Alexander bristling at being called moderate while tracing his political evolution from activist conservative governor to Dole ally. It cites his 1979 Baker endorsement, DOE tenure, and 1993 funding push as evidence of inconsistent rhetoric versus record, amid Clinton-era education debates and Christian Coalition opposition.
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Medicare’s future amid costs and policy split
The 1965 Medicare landmark is strained as costs outpace the fund and Republicans and Democrats offer vague remedies. Key figures include President Johnson, Harry S Truman, Clinton, Newt Gingrich, Sen. Bob Kerrey, and Rep. Dick Armey. Both sides weigh private options, higher fees, and raised eligibility, with a pivotal fall deadline to propose a plan.
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