Library highlights ProQuest access and reading program
Roswell Public Library promotes ProQuest a database offering full text articles and daily updates. The piece notes access on all library public computers and at home with provided authorization. It also mentions a study linking tidy homes to better student outcomes and includes several calendar Day observations.
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New Mexico State Library
ProQuest
Roswell Public Library
Yahoo.com
University of Michigan
Roswell Symphony Presents Fourth Subscription Concert
Roswell Symphony Orchestra under John Farrer presents the fourth subscription concert at 7 30 p m Saturday in Pearson Auditorium NMMI campus featuring cellist Dr Sara Montgomery in Boccherini Concerto for Violoncello and Orchestra in B flat major The program opens with Verdi Overture Luisa Miller Borodins In the Steppes of Central Asia and Prokofiev Romeo and Juliet selections Tickets from the RSO office at 623 5882 or at the door.
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Sara Montgomery
Roswell Symphony Orchestras
Pearson
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell Symphony Orchestra
John Farrer
Texas Tech University
Roswell
Montgomery
Luisa Miller
Verdi
Steppes of
Central Asia
Borodin
Prokofiev
RSO
Club Calendar items for Roswell groups listed
Listings for Alcoholics Anonymous, TOPS, Hi-Hopes Extension Club, Roswell Christian Women and many other clubs with times and locations. Includes contact names and numbers and notes on intake or public access. rosters cover a full day of events at churches, centers, inns, and clubhouses.
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Daily Record
Alcoholics Anonymous
Church of Christ
Country Club Road
Hi-Hopes
E. Chisum St
Roswell Christian Women
Sally Port Inn
N. Main St
Serenity Club
E. Bland St
Dry Harbor Club
E. van Buren St
Kiwanis Club
Kwan den
Second St
Morris Ward
Chew den West
Eric King
ACBL
Roswell
Missouri Ave
Bank of America
Happy Hour
Women’s Issues
W. College Blvd
Congress Urged to Demand Clear War Policy From Bush
In the wake of Sept. 11 critics accuse the Bush administration of secrecy and a shadow government. Lawmakers urge Congress to assert oversight over military plans and the administration's covert Continuity of Government measures amid warnings from GOP leaders. The piece cites past debates on Vietnam and calls for accountability.
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Iraq
Lott
Daschle
House
Tom DeLay
Thomas M. Davis III
Virginia
House Gop
GOP
Congress
Bush
United States
al-Qaida
Washington
Dick Cheney
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Southeast Asia
George Santayana
Hearst Newspapers
Pojoaque water, golf plans draw criticism and caution
The piece notes Davenport's water pressure issues forcing residents to shower at friends' homes for over a week. It reports Pojoaque plans a second golf course, drawing scrutiny for using two to three times more water than its rights allow. The author laments casino battles, cites State Engineer Tom Turney, and regrets potential historical judgment while mentioning Roadrunner Lottery tickets as a cheaper return.
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Pojoaque
Tom Turney
Buckleyanemic programs and a Sacramento election
The piece contrasts Terry McAuliffe and a hypothetical Gilles Simon Jr scenario with concerns about Roe v. Wade and gun issues. It reflects on California politics under Gov Gray Davis amid power, tax, and education worries. It notes potential appeal of a young conservative, and jokes about a 2004 Republican convention in Sacramento.
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Gray Davis
Sacramento
William E. Simon Jr
Universal Press
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Roswell Library Board
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Julius Caesar
B.C
Europe
William Shakespeare
Story Times
Wallace Stegner
Lewis Toland
NMMI
New Mexico Endowment For the Humanities
Barbara Harris
Challenger Loop
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Pecos
Elks Lodge
Richardson Ave
Assumption Catholic
Thomas
Davenport
Buckley
Terry McAuliffe
Simon
California
Supreme Court
Roe v. Wade
Sundance
Teyven
Sundance Channel
Cable One
HBO
SHO
Wes
Siwarms
Sinaturt
BONE
Geuren
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