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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2002
Page
6
March promotes eye health as seniors are encouraged to get regular eye exams. Cataracts, the clouding of the lens, are common with age and can be caused by diabetes or trauma. Surgery removes the lens and implants a lasting artificial one. floaters may signal retina issues and should be checked by a doctor.
Eye floaters result from protein flecks in the vitreous and can indicate aging or eye disease. flashes may signal shrinking vitreous or detachment. Macular degeneration risks rise with age, threatening central vision, while glaucoma risks include optic nerve damage and high pressure. Regular exams aid early detection. consult a clinician for diagnosis and management.
The commandant Col. Jack R. Fox announced January Distinguished Cadet recipients and Distinguished Yearling Codes and New Cadets. Recipients include A Troop Jared Greathouse and others from various troops across Texas New Mexico Arizona Mexico and abroad, with nominees from APO Europe and international locations.
If voters pass the November general obligation bond ENMU Portales would gain over 5 million for capital projects including a 4 million Communications Center for KENW-TV KENW-FM and classrooms and 1.25 million for infrastructure. ENMU Roswell and Rioja Center receive smaller allocations. Separately Jericho Ray Knuckles earns Knox College dean’s list honors and Sedillo becomes acting dean of administrative services at ENMU Roswell with duties across the campus business units.
Habitat for Humanity announces the 601 S. Michigan Ave house will have new owners Lillian de Leon and her children Valerie Julian and Jeanette. A home dedication ceremony is set for 4 p.m. Wednesday March 27 with thanks to donors and supporters.
The Bridge Club reveals weekly results across four sessions. Rose Caldwell and Ruth Engwall won Monday first place, with Melba Carraway and Vi Perkowski second. John Yule and Jim Mayo topped Tuesday, Bob Shutt and Corinne Stevens were second. Thursday saw Kay Rogers and Hazel Wolgamott first, Nila Cook and Ruth Engwall second. Saturday’s winners were Bette Bozzell and Jane Miller, with Marilyn Elliott and Hazel Wolgamott in second.
Dr. Dwight Dee Rogers named dean of instruction at ENMU Roswell effective March 11 after eight months as acting dean. Provost Dr. Judy Armstrong praises his qualifications and team record, noting his career technical background and strong university experience. Rogers began at Roswell in 1998 and holds degrees from ENMU and UNM.
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