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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1994
Page
2
Howard Stern announced his bid for governor of New York on the Libertarian ticket promising to pass the death penalty curb traffic tolls and resign after installing a lieutenant governor. He pledged to win and warned it would be wild at inauguration.
A two day collective bargaining training ends today for Roswell Independent School District employees set to negotiate. Superintendent H Fred Pomeroy cited 14 attendees including RISD administrators and REA unit reps. Pete Cinquamani of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service led the sessions emphasizing win win bargaining. The article also notes ETZ Authority sent Jose Luis Barreto s special use permit request back to the Extraterritorial Zoning Commission and Roswell Ready Mix s permit for a concrete batch plant was approved.
In Eddy County 37 people were arrested during a 16 month investigation into food stamp trafficking used to buy guns, drugs, and other goods. Police seek 14 more suspects as statewide actions totaled over 200 arrests under Operation Badlands.
The Daily Record reports a correction for March birthday dinner attendance. The March gathering at Chew's West, 2513 W Second St, now requires reservations by March 26 for March attendance. dinner is at 6 30 p m. The Record apologizes for the earlier error.
AP reports the Texas Lottery drawn the Lotto Texas Pick 3 numbers on Tuesday in Austin. Numbers announced reflect the daily drawing results for local players contesting the game.
A 21 year old Roswell man Richard Franklin of 29 B St was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter after a January 26 1992 incident during a game of quick draw at the Super Bowl. He faces up to two years with sentencing set for April 18 by District Court Judge William Schnedar.
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