Maples and Crosby Vie For Roswell City Council Seats
In Roswell voters will select six city councilors on Tuesday. Incumbent Robert E. Maples in Ward I and Stanley W. Crosby III in Ward II are profiled as leaders with records in economic development and community service. The Daily Record endorses Maples in Ward I and Crosby in Ward II, highlighting Maples’ steady tenure and Crosby’s planning and collaboration approach.
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Gas bill overcharge corrected by meter read error
Dear Editor recounts a reader who was charged over $44 for gas due to a misread meter. After contesting, the error was confirmed and a new clear glass meter cover was installed to ensure correct readings. The writer notes only hot water and one pilot light used.
ENMU Roswell officials attend Santa Fe hearing on HB355
Twenty five years ago on March 1 1971 Dr Dale Traylor dean of Eastern New Mexico University Roswell and campus officials attended a House Education Committee hearing on HB355 in Santa Fe. The bill would have created education opportunity districts and risked ENMAR if voters rejected a Roswell area three mill tax by March 1 1973.
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Eastern New Mexico University
Linda Dutchover
Billy Jones
Debbie Ogg
Beverly Riley
Patty Rue
Kathy Seay
Rhonda Tiner
Mary Trujillo
Ricky Grammier
Goddard High School
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Greens seek ballot status and 1994 gains in New Mexico
In Santa Fe the Green Party advances its status after Roberto Mondragon’s 5 percent plus 1994 vote, nominating two candidates for two top races. Albuquerque attorney Abraham Gutmann and Sam Hitt vie to challenge Republican Senator Pete Domenici, while Jack Urich and John McCall aim for Congress in the 1st District. Peggy Helgeson seeks a seat on the Corporation Commission as Green.
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Placitas
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Albuquerque
Steve Schiff
Peggy Helgeson
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Domenici
Bernalillo County
Art Trujillo
Santa Fe
Eric Treisman
Francesca Lobato
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New Mexico Supreme Court
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Helgeson
Gloria Tristani
Ex CIA source seeks pension from agency he served
Boris Korczak a Polish born former CIA double agent who spent six years in Denmark in the 1970s and 80s argues he is owed a $25 000 per year CIA pension and a formal thank you for his service He aided the United States while posing as a KGB asset and escaped a targeted hit after a drunken CIA officer blew his cover He later moved to northern Virginia and says a pension program exists but acknowledges proving entitlement will be difficult and may rely on shell entities used by the CIA
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Honolulu
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Virginia
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Brutal Cuba regime shown in airspace clash debate
Wayne Smith argues White House measures after the downing of two unarmed exile planes hinder efforts for U S Cuba reconciliation. He cites the Cuban regime s brutal response and rejects hope that diplomacy will yield democracy while Castro remains in power.
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