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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1995
Page
5
Today's highs and lows show partly cloudy skies in the north and east with fair conditions to the south and west. A cooler northeast and a warmer west. Tonight through Tuesday night mostly fair, Wednesday to Friday partly cloudy with gradually warmer days.
Regional forecast listing by district including Jemez Northwest Plateau and Santa Fe areas. Details cover today through Tuesday with temperature ranges from mid 40s to upper 60s, mainly partly cloudy to mostly fair skies, and west or northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Cities named include Farmington Chama Gallup Santa Rosa Albuquerque Las Cruces Roswell Clovis Portales Carlsbad Hobbs Taos Rio Grande Valley regions and associated mid 60s to upper 20s temperatures.
A reader shares two extra gifts sent to the wrong recipient via a mailing service. The Experience suggests placing a return label with the sender’s full name and address on shipments to improve chances of recovery if misrouted. The column thanks the writer and endorses adding sender details for accountability.
A reader is advised to send a helpful hint to P O Box 795000 78279 5000 or fax it to 210 HELOISE. The note frames a suggested tip channel and provides contact methods for submission.
Roswell sees partly cloudy today with north and northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Tonight and Tuesday anticipate mostly fair skies, with a high near 70 and an overnight low around 38.
Sunday saw a high of 71 and overnight low of 53. Normal highs and lows are 67 and 37, with record highs of 88 in 1989 and record lows of 2 in 1909. Precipitation was a trace in the last 24 hours, month to date .04 inch, year to date 1.04 inches. Sunrise 6 12 a.m. and sunset 6 04 p.m. Day length 11.9 hours.
A reader asks how to remove persistent freezer odor after a two day outage left meat spoiled. Attempts with baking soda and vinegar, plus boxes inside the unit, have not cleared the smell. The note also includes letters from readers about wedding gifts and practical household hints.
Dear Abby explains federal rules letting citizens register by mail or in person, noting steps to register and vote once approved, urging readers to participate. She also addresses poetry attribution and a teen dating inquiry, concluding with a brief promo for the teen booklet on sex drugs and more.
Dear Dr Gott discusses dog allergy factors, noting most reactions come from dander but saliva and urine can influence some. He suggests field exposure tests and caution before bringing a pet, recommending a neighbor's dog trial if possible. Also advises on keloid treatment with plastic surgery rather than self care.
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