Roswell Fire Community Shows Compassion at Freeman Funeral
Roswell firefighters and AMR personnel quietly supported the Freeman family at a funeral for Paul Freeman. Despite the tragedy he caused, they mourned fellow workers, a neighbor, and a child, reflecting the city’s empathetic spirit and shared faith.
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Tenerife disaster remembered on March 27
Passover begins at sunset. Notable anniversaries include the Tenerife air crash of 1977 killing 583 people, Ponce de Leon sighting Florida in 1512, Charles I ascending the throne in 1625, U S Navy creation authorized in 1794, the first Mormon temple dedication in 1836, and the Seattle Metropolitans first U S team to win the Stanley Cup in 1917.
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Roswell Dairy Queen Debuts Modern Drive Through
Twenty five years after the original Roswell Dairy Queen opened a new and improved DQ at 512 Main St is ready for business. The updated store includes a drive through and will replace both the older Main Street location and the 701 W. Second St. site. Elida Navarette won Miss Centauri 1977 at Goddard High School in a fundraiser for the yearbook. Roswell High School seniors Pat Harris and Rick Walker earned spots on the New Mexico High School Coaches Association South All-Star basketball team with the South All-Star game set for Albuquerque later this year.
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First look at new New Mexico House districts
The court created equitable House districts after a map dispute with Gov. Johnson and Democrats. Only incumbent matchup is Rep. Patricia Lundstrom versus Rep. Leo Watchman in the June 4 Democratic primary. Republicans hope districts largely favor them, but some races remain strongly Democratic or Republican.
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Bush urges aid, debt forgiveness, amnesty at Monterrey conference
President Bush proposes a 50 percent rise in foreign aid focused on grants, debt forgiveness for poor nations, and aid contingent on reforms. He backs amnesty for up to 200,000 illegal Mexican immigrants as part of a broader incremental approach, citing INS estimates of 12 million total across countries. Critics argue aid lacks efficacy and argue for reform before assistance.
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Bush faces obstacles to free trade promises
President Bush tours Latin America promising deeper hemispheric ties and a broader fight beyond terrorism but faces stubborn Senate resistance and political maneuvering. He highlights immigration and trade as priorities while allies praise partnership and await concrete action.
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