Roswell Earns All America City Honor Again
The National Civic League named Roswell one of 10 All-America Cities for 1989, marking the second time the city has earned the honor since 1978. Local programs like the Chaves County Dental Youth Initiative and Dress for Success illustrated Roswell’s community effort.
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Historical Highlights From June Dates Across History
Highlights note key events on June dates including the Rosenberg execution in 1953 at Sing Sing, Roanoke colonists departure in 1586, 1862 slavery outlawed in U.S. territories, 1910 first Father’s Day, 1917 Windsor name, 1934 creation of the FCC, 1963 Valentina Tereshkova spaceflight, 1964 Civil Rights Act passage, 1977 John Neumann canonization, Vincent Chin death in Highland Park, and Maastricht Treaty approval in Ireland.
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Roswell Women’s Association honors Jo Sloan as Woman of the Year
Roswell ABWA president Jo Sloan named Woman of the Year by the American Business Women’s Association Roswell chapter. Mary Jenkins directs the musical Cheaper by the Dozen at Roswell Little Theater. Tennis Clinic at Cahoon Park reports 80 youths enrolled under Charles M. Greene of the city Parks and Recreation Department.
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Russians in St. Petersburg weigh perestroika gains and losses
A visiting American recalls mixed Russian views on Gorbachev reforms and glasnost, noting 60-40 approval, scarcity under old systems, and rising prices. Guides describe security and loyalty to the state, while tourism grows with renewed wealth and city renovations. US bands and vendors highlight cross cultural exchange.
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Catholic bishops adopt policy on clergy sexual abuse
The Dallas meeting yields a rule to ban any priest who has assaulted a minor from ministry and to alert authorities for future cases. Critics note many bishops failed to act in past cover ups while Protestant circles report similar scandals across denominations.
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Trade war damages U.S. and trading partners
The Bush administration sparked global tensions with steel tariffs and exemptions while backing a farm bill. EU and Japan threatened retaliation on citrus, apples, and other goods, prompting warnings of a damaged world trading system and looming dealmaking at G7 talks.
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