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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2002
Page
1
The United States and Korea played to a 1 1 draw as Mathis struck to level the score and keep the match alive in a tense international friendly. The result preserves both teams' chances in the regional standings.
Roswell eyes a tax rise as the municipal gross receipts tax would raise a typical $100 grocery bill from $6.50 to about $6.63. City leaders push Sept 16 election to fund economic development with proceeds likely supporting a new ball park and related projects.
A man opened fire inside Conception Abbey in Missouri using two rifles, killing two monks and wounding two others before shooting himself in a chapel. The suspect Lloyd R. Jeffress, 71, was found with a head wound. two weapons were recovered near his body. Victims include Rev. Philip Schuster and Brother Damian Larson. Secure details and motive remain unclear.
Emembers from a trash pit may have started a blaze that destroyed a 14 by 70 mobile home used for storage in east Roswell. Firefighters from Berreido East Grand Plains Midway and Sierra responded within 30 to 40 minutes, no injuries reported.
John Gotti once dubbed the Dapper Don and Teflon Don died at the U S Medical Center for Federal Prisoners in Springfield Missouri He had throat cancer and had been moved from Marion Illinois to the prison hospital He was 61 and had been sentenced in 1992 for racketeering and six killings as head of the Gambino crime family
Brief note from Roswell draws attention to a regional occurrence in southeast New Mexico. The item mentions Daly, pee swell, and the site listed as record.com, suggesting a local event or reference of interest to residents.
In Cabo San Lucas spectators paused their activities to view a partial eclipse as the moon covered 94 percent of the sun. The sky remained bright as the shadow advanced from the lower half to a thin white crescent, drawing both tourists and locals to rooftops and beaches.
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