Roswell Public Library Promotes Dig Into Reading Summer
The Roswell Public Library encourages all ages to dig into reading and listening to books via the Dig Into Reading Summer Reading Adventure. Prizes are awarded based on hours spent with library materials, and the program runs during the summer with hours listed for the library and contact details provided.
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Roswell Public
Library programs and music selections open to the public
The library promotes music on CD and cassette across genres from Classical to World. Nancy Schummer curates displays and recommends selections for listening pleasure. Events include basic computer skills class at 6 p.m and an e-Reader Boot Camp on Saturday at 10 a.m. June features Dairy Month activities and a Mobile Dairy Classroom outside for all ages.
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Nancy Schummer
Ozark Mountains
the Hatfield
NCIS
Sugar Man
Sixto Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Detroit
South Africa
Heart
Michael McDonald
Jack Elliott
Stevie Wonder
Brian Wilson
Jimmy Buffett
Margaritaville
Booker T Jones
Harry Chapin
Cody Lightfoot
Southwest Dairy Farmers
Mobile
Cody
W. Second St
On This Date in History June 18 Highlights
Key events on June 18 across years include Sally Ride becoming America's first woman in space aboard the Challenger in 1983, battles and political milestones such as Philadelphia’s entry by American forces in 1778, War of 1812 beginnings in 1812, Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo in 1815, and notable deaths like Entertainer Peter Allen in 2003. The notes also reference Susan B. Anthony’s 1873 conviction, Taft nominations, and other historical markers.
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Sally K. Ride
America
Robert L. Crippen
Frederick H. Hauck
Ride
John M. Fabian
Norman E. Thagard
Philadelphia
United States Congress
James Madison
Britain
Napoleon Bonaparte
Belgium
Susan B. Anthony
Canandaigua
N.Y
Anthony
William Howard Taft
Chicago
Winston Churchill
William Joyce
Lord Haw-Haw
London
Tokyo
Egypt
Muhammad Ali
British European Airways
Jimmy Carter
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vienna
U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia
Calif
Andrew Luster
Max Factor
Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Luster
Larry Doby
Montclair, N.J
Doctor K Advice On Heart Disease Protection
Dr. Komaroff states that certain ications are conclusive and protect against heart disease, strokes and premature death. He is a physician and professor at Harvard Medical School. Readers can send questions to Ask Doctor K at com or mail to 10 Shattuck St Boston MA 02115.
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Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
Shattuck St
Boston
Proposed naming room for Roger Burnett at Historical Society
Letter urges honoring Roger Burnett for 14 years as Historical Society of Southeast New Mexico administrator. Highlights include fundraising, building archives renovations, artifact moves, grants from Xcel Energy and Paul McCutchen Foundation, community programs, and leadership in tours and exhibits. Calls readers to contact board and city council.
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Roger Burnett
The
Historical Society For
Southeast New Mexico
Burnett
Archives
Archive
Roger
Youth ChallenGe
JP White House
Paul McCutchen Foundation
Xcel Energy
Pat
Historical Society
Wanda Faye
Twin Towers
New York
Roswell
Chaves County Tourism Council
New Mexico Historical Society
Edward Lee Hewett
the Historical Society
Stossel on government power and military spending
John Stossel argues that big government erodes privacy and liberty while military spending grows beyond need. He cites 700 billion yearly defense costs, calls for efficiency, and questions endless global policing alongside dangers of bankruptcy.
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New York City
Chris Preble
Cato Institute
Soviet Union
America
Europe
Asia
Preble
U.S. Department of Defense
Department
Iran
China
Russia
U.S
John Stossel
Stossel
Fox Business Network
Johnstos
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Associated Press
Dr. K