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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1995
Page
3
The major league strike prompts talk of a $6 licensing fee for any youth team using a major league name. Critics call it a blow to sportsmanship and youth baseball, arguing it shifts funds from fans to owners and players and risks dulling America's pastime.
A reader criticizes the district for letting teachers choose different textbooks across elementary schools, causing moving students to fail not due to ability but due to incompatible instructional materials. The letter questions administrators and the school board and accuses them of chasing fame in education magazines.
On March 13 in history notable events include Uncle Sam debuting as a cartoon character in 1852, Harvard University named for John Harvard in 1639, Uranus discovered in 1781, Andrew Johnson impeachment began in 1868, Standard Time adopted in 1884, Benjamin Harrison died in 1901, Susan B Anthony died in 1806, and Tennessee banned teaching evolution in 1925.
March 13, 1970 report honors top students from Sierra Middle School and Yucca Middle School with first place awards. Eileen Lack of El Capitan Elementary and Jamie Godfrey of Parkview Elementary also receive top grades. FFA members from Roswell to compete March 21 at ENMU Roswell with over 500 participants. Retirement Service sponsors a 7 p.m. dinner meeting at the Roswell Inn.
Rep Sheryl Williams describes the New Mexico legislature as a two way street with Gov Johnson as the new leader. The article portrays the shift toward bipartisanship, noting Lt Gov Walter Bradley's stable influence, and highlights Williams as the first Afro American female state lawmaker and an energetic community advocate.
Dan Quayle voiced cautious support for Richard Lugar as he pursues the 1996 Republican presidential nomination. Quayle, who privately leaned toward Robert Dole before, says Lugar could exceed Washington expectations. The timing and sincerity of the endorsement remain in question amid discussions of formal backing.
Democratic leaders and President Clinton signal renewed energy after the Senate rejected the Republican balanced budget amendment. They push unity against the House GOP Contract With America, while highlighting internal GOP fights over Hatfield’s chair and other controversial provisions. Clinton pitches the New Covenant as a more populist alternative to the GOP plan.
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