Nuclear Troop Exercises Aimed at Calming Fears
Officials organized nuclear era troop drills to reassure the public amid escalating anxieties about atomic weapons. Military leaders stressed safety measures and national defense readiness to prevent panic and strengthen civilian confidence.
Dairy Day 95 events spark Saturday fun in town
Dairy Day 95 headlines a full day of activities including Tug-of-war sack races egg toss and the Milkman Triathlon along with the Great Milk Carton Boat Race. The Roswell Baseball Invitational also opens with four teams at NMMI Bronco Field and Coca-Cola Field, hosted by the Roswell Optimist Club running concessions.
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Roswell to extend interim superintendency for Pomeroy
Roswell School Board will keep H Fred Pomeroy as acting district head through July and August under an administrative transition plan. Pauline Ponce will be interim superintendent until a permanent replacement is chosen, with the search possibly placing a new leader by mid fall.
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Clinton defends policies in Montana town hall
President Clinton visited Billings amid local distrust of government, defending his 1994 assault weapons ban and gun controls while condemning militia threats and attacks on federal officers. He urged standing against threats, emphasized protecting gun rights for sport, and pressed for cross party cooperation on policy.
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Hearing Called On Sales Tax Hike For New Roswell Dump
Sanitation Committee moves to urge Roswell City Council to hold a public hearing on a proposed environmental gross receipts tax, earmarked for landfill construction and operations. If approved, hearing could occur in July. tax would raise about 350000 yearly to help fund 5 million in bonds over ten years.
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Utilities press Mescalero nuclear waste storage plan
Utilities signed nonbinding Mescalero agreements to store spent nuclear fuel may back out to pressure federal action. Don Hancock of Southwest Research says fewer than 10 of 33 utilities committed to operation, risking millions in liability and delaying a binding contract beyond a 60 day deadline.
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