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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1994
Page
1
Former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton release a campaign style video poking fun at the Harry and Louise healthcare ad classic. The pair frame the message with humor while urging support for policy changes. The release underscores political theater influencing public opinion.
Yakima Washington The Washington Apple Commission has announced the start of its second annual Search For Granny Smith a nationwide hunt to identify the perfect grandmother to promote the states prized green fruit through publicity and events ending with a winner and regional contenders
The Goddard Rockets defeated Artesia 15-2 to capture the Artesia Invitational championship. An eight run seventh inning broke the game open, delivering a convincing victory late Saturday night.
Former judge David Hale, indicted on four felonies, is expected to plead guilty in federal court on Tuesday. The agreement reportedly includes Hale testifying before a federal grand jury about President Clinton and the Whitewater matter. Hale alleges Clinton pressured him to loan Susan McDougal $300,000 related to the Whitewater venture. Clinton denies pressuring Hale.
Record Staff Writer profiles Opal Lankford 78, who lives by the motto Always look for the sunshine. Born November 15, 1916 in Vernon Texas to John and Flora Hicks, she married Everett Lankford in Roswell January 30 1935. The couple has three children John Nancy and Lee.
Los Angeles AP. The Oscar producer plans brief talks for Monday's show to curb lengthy acceptance speeches. With Schindler's List leading nominees and favorites in major categories, the event on ABC at 7 p.m. could hinge on what stars say about politics. Recent ceremonies featured partisan remarks by Richard Gere Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins about Tibet Haiti and HIV.
Voters lined up for blocks in San Salvador to elect a president for the first time since the 1992 end of El Salvador's civil war. A right wing party held an early lead in the capital while the left said it had done well enough to force a runoff, including wins in the western region.
Scotland Yard says two officers assisted Princess Diana by leaving two notes on her illegally parked car during a lunch visit. Diana, in a bottle green Audi, returned to find no ticket, while photographers reported the car started without a provisional clamp.
A magnitude 5.3 aftershock rattled Southern California near Panaroma City, cracking two overpasses on the Simi Valley Freeway and prompting cosmetic damage to the Highway 118 corridor. No injuries reported. a car was struck by falling debris and a previously condemned house slid down a hill.
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