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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1995
Page
1
Senate Republicans proposed measures to reduce the federal deficit by slowing Medicare growth, giving states more control over Medicaid and welfare, and trimming other benefits. The plan also includes changing how inflation is calculated, aiming to curb costs and reallocate funds. The NCAA tournament note contrasts perceptions with a fact about the 64-team field.
Roswell Independent School District will not renew Fred Pomeroy’s contract as superintendent when it expires June 30. The board, citing a need for a leader with a 21st century vision, announced the decision after an executive session. Pomeroy expressed surprise and reflected on past accomplishments as board members noted votes were not there to renew.
Debate continues over whether John Capps remains Roswell city manager. A special City Council meeting is set to discuss the matter after Mayor Tom Jennings asserted appointment powers, while City Attorney Ernie Martinez cited state statutes over a 1951 case.
Production Director Frank Castillo said Masthead International workers began upgrading the press on Saturday and will finish by weekend. Two of six plate cylinders are being replaced, limiting color printing to select pages. The paper will run in two sections and arrive at homes between 7 a.m. and 7:30 a.m., about an hour late.
Chaves County Community Health Center officially opened after three years of work with a ribbon cutting. Local officials and supporters praised the effort led by the Primary Health Care Committee to provide care for about 11 000 county residents without insurance or a physician as patients viewed the new facility and its staff.
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