06 Mar 1995
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1995
Page
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Washington reports a tense atmosphere among nuclear powers and aspirants, with suspicion clouding chances for a permanent extension of a landmark arms control treaty. Page 3.
In Albuquerque the 1995 Girls All State Tournament teams were selected after nine media ballots. Four classes honored top players from the state championship battle, with squads chosen for each division.
About 2,000 marchers led by four black members of Congress retraced the Edmund Pettus Bridge route marker of Bloody Sunday. Coretta Scott King, Martin Luther King III, and Rep. John Lewis joined as two original leaders received city keys. The march aimed toward Montgomery with a planned 54 mile trek and rally while addressing ongoing voting rights battles. Jesse Jackson, Rep. Cynthia McKinney, and Rev. Joseph Lowery also took part in the Brown Chapel ceremony. Jackson did not march.
Evelyn Gleason, 66, embodies lifelong volunteering in Roswell New Mexico since moving here in 1990 after a brief visit. A Missouri native, she was drawn by friendly locals and milder heat, finding the city welcoming and family like while continually giving her time and energy to help others.
Augusta AP report says Joann Gary slid on wet pavement, her car hit a tree and sank into a pond minutes before her wedding. She escaped through a window with help from a tree limb, lost shoes and attire, and was cited for speeding in rain. The ceremony proceeded and the couple left for a Bahamas honeymoon.
In Portland, Ryan Nguyen, born Oct 27 with kidney damage and bowel obstruction, leaves Legacy Emanuel Hospital four months after doctors advised letting him die. His parents Nghia and Darla Nguyen fought to continue care despite Sacred Heart Medical Center officials saying dialysis would prolong pain. Ryan, once disconnected from dialysis in early November, has since gained weight, smiles at visitors, and is preparing to return home Monday with his health improving and a loving support team at his side.
A set of Senate bills led by Tim Jennings proposes transferring federal lands to state or private control. One measure would fund a lawsuit to seize federal lands, another would revive aspects of the Homestead Act to allow unlimited claims after residence and improvement. Critics call it a land grab. supporters say counties would gain oil and gas revenues and bonding power. The dispute pits ranchers against environmental groups over public lands benefits.
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