03 Mar 1986
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1986
Page
1
Pickets crowd Belfast streets as militants call a 24 hour protest against the Anglo Irish Agreement. The 24 hour strike begins just after midnight Sunday with protests across the city. The scene captures early tension as demonstrators express opposition to the pact.
Max ine Lasley, 58, of 1206 Highland Road, worked 12 years as a salads chef at Farr's Cafeteria in Roswell. She raises two teenage girls, Angela and Josie Espinosa, as their guardian, describes her life among friends, and values dependability and conversation with those she meets daily.
Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy warned of strikes on U S bases in Europe and destruction of U S aircraft over the Gulf of Sidra. He also repeated vows to force down Israeli civilian planes, made during the People's Congress anniversary remarks.
A passenger was killed during a Christie style murder mystery aboard the Essex Express. Eight actors including a priest a widow and a diplomat staged the crime while passengers paid $100 each for the rare on train entertainment. Chris Warren a Middletown teacher wrote produced and acted in the play on the Valley Railroad.
Zafer al Masri 44, a moderate Palestinian appointed by Israel as Nablus mayor, was shot twice in the chest near City Hall as he walked to work. The assassin fled into a crowded market. two Syrian backed factions claimed responsibility amid Middle East peace concerns.
Bankers discuss how to read bank statements and reports highlighting assets loans and net worth. The piece lists asset and deposit totals for five Roswell banks for 1984 and 1985 and notes a 33 percent assets rise at Valley Bank of Commerce.
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