Burnett Endorsed For Roswell Ward I Council Seat
The Daily Record backs Roger K. Burnett for the Ward I Roswell City Council seat and Roswell mayor. Burnett a former teacher and Roswell Historical Society leader emphasizes jobs and senior services with a focus on tourism and local history while noting his temper could hinder effectiveness.
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Roger K. Burnett
Tom Tarter
Jeanie Whitwam
Roswell
Burnett
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City Commission On Aging
International Ufo Museum and Research Center
Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Historical Society
Daily Record
Roswell Daily Record backs Mayor Owen for re election
The Roswell Daily Record endorses incumbent Mayor Bill B. Owen for re election over Eloy Ortega and Bernie D. Dickison. It cites crime reduction progress and strong cooperation with police, sheriff, and city staff, while urging realistic handling of bad news.
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Bill B. Owen
Eloy Ortega
Bernie D. Dickison
Owen
Roswell
Richard Campbell
Chaves
Pat Jennings
Chaves County
Fifth Judicial District Attorney's Office
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Frank Attacks New Mexico Green Party in Santa Fe
U.S. Representative Barney Frank criticized the New Mexico Green Party during a speech to the Stonewall Democrats in Santa Fe. He urged Greens to rejoin the Democratic fold while noting party status rules and the Greens remaining statewide bases in Santa Fe Taos Albuquerque and nine other counties.
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U.S
Barney Frank
New Mexico
Green Party
Massachusetts
Stonewall Democrats
Paramount
Frank
Greens
Democrat Party
Tom Udall
Roberto Mondragon
Santa Fe-Taos
Taos
Albuquerque
Jay Miller
la Tusa
N.M
Star-Spangled Anthem 71 Years Old On March 3
On this day in history March 3, 1931 the Star-Spangled Banner became the national anthem. Other events noted include Florida’s 1845 statehood and the 1940 Artie Shaw Frenesi recording.
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United States
Florida
U.S. Department of the Interior
Congress
Minnesota Territory
Rutherford B. Hayes
Artie Shaw
RCA Victor
Cape Kennedy
Orly
Paris
Danny Kaye
Los Angeles
Funds misspent in AIDS fight sparks Washington protest
AIDS activists descended on Washington in mid February to press for federal dollars to curb the plague. A Citizens Against Government Waste report questions existing spending and cites questionable programs, retreats, and grants including sex education and wellness items, noting many funds come from federal sources like the CDC.
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Carson Named State's Most Respected Citizen in Taos Legacy
Christopher Carson, born in Kentucky on Christmas Eve 1809, rose from runaway saddler to one of the West's greatest leaders. He mapped and fought for the United States across New Mexico and California nations, earned Mexican citizenship, and became Taos and New Mexico's celebrated figure before resigning from the Army in 1867.
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Kentucky
Washington Irving
Rip van Winkle
New Mexico
Thomas Jefferson
California
Andrew Jackson
White House
Kearny
Army of the West
United States
Carleton
Carson
Mexico
West
U.S
Montezuma Lodge
Santa Fe
Col. Carson
Taos
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