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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1998
Page
5
Weather brief notes a high 102 degrees at Lajitas Texas and a low 14 degrees at Whitefield New Hampshire. No further context provided.
High reached 84 while the overnight low was 51. Normal highs and lows are 71 and 39. Record highs and lows stand at 95 in 1971 and 16 in 1931. Precipitation trace in 24 hours. month to date .74 inch. year to date .87 inch. Sunrise 5:53 am. sunset 6:15 pm. Day length 12h 22m. Source National Weather Service.
Clouds and breezy conditions prevail across the plateau and high country with morning showers in several areas. Temperatures range from the mid 50s to mid 60s in the lower elevations, and from the upper 20s to 40s in the mountains. Caution advised on lakes and thunderstorms possible in the afternoon, with fair skies returning by Saturday in many zones.
Northcentral and northeast morning showers with mountain snow showers likely. Winds increase as cloudiness lingers in the northeast, while the west and south stay partly cloudy and breezy.
Readers learn cricket control with store bought bait sprinkled around homes and careful product use around children and pets. A pet project shows labeling wildflowers by painting flat stones with plant names for durable, distant readability in Denali and other gardens.
Daily zodiac guide outlines each sign’s mood and warnings. Aries should beware contracts while Taurus watches finances and choices, Gemini gains momentum with a partner, Cancer faces work shifts, Leo energy surges, Virgo seeks balance, Scorpio plans quietly, Sagittarius embraces new projects, Capricorn focuses on home, Aquarius pursues clarity, Pisces handles partners and finances with self care.
A reader urges volunteering in nursing homes to ease residents’ loneliness after witnessing harsh staff behavior and grieving relatives. Another writer from Florida seeks guidance on a suspected affair involving her 80 year old husband, with Abby advising calm action and avoidance of violence. The column ends with gratitude for a kind action from a library wig incident in Phoenix.
Reader questions about disorders where the body destroys its own blood cells. Dr Gott explains three pathways to anemia, notes lymphoma and chemotherapy as hemolysis causes, and advises testing to distinguish lymphoma from therapy. He also mentions blood transfusions as a stopgap until causes are identified. In a separate note, he describes cremasteric reflex causing rising testicles under stress or cold, suggesting nonhernia causes and overactive cremasteric contraction.
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