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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1994
Page
1
A Santa Fe woman faces charges after allegedly abandoning a newborn. Police investigation led to the arrest and formal charging in a case that has drawn local concern.
Mexico City AP reports deputy attorney general for investigations Rene Gonzalez de la Vega says a second man may have aided the killing of presidential candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio near Tijuana. He notes no wide conspiracy. The lone gunman Mario Aburto Martinez remains jailed.
Mon day city council discussed the Main Street reconstruction from College Boulevard to McGaffey Street. The planning phase completion has been pushed to September. The project includes new sidewalks, curbs and gutters, lighting and downtown design features.
Duke heads back to Charlotte this week following a recent trip that stands as the major factor in planning the journey. The Blue Devils seek to build on past impressions and aim for another strong showing in the area.
At City Hall a council workshop updates on the Civic Plaza and convention center projects begun under the previous administration. Architect Archstrt Strain says plaza work is ready to bid while the convention center design is 90 percent complete. The $2.75 million plan draws $1.4 million from tax revenue, $600,000 from an EDA grant, and a $250,000 state appropriation for equipment, roofing, and furnishings.
A spring storm follows the driest winter on record since 1945 with only 0.19 inches of moisture in December through February and 0.26 inches at Roswell Air Center. Weather official Don Bateman notes typical winter systems moved southeast, while farmers face drier soils and ranchers increase hauled-in feed for cattle and livestock.
State Rep Barbara Perea Casey D Roswell returned home after a brief hospital stay in Albuquerque where doctors found a clogged artery opened with no heart damage. She credits timely treatment and says recovery is about 95 percent with rest and limited activity. She had been in El Salvador March 13 22 as one of 18 US election monitors.
A contractor employee working on a Bureau of Reclamation project near Carlsbad was killed when a bulldozer blade ruptured a high pressure natural gas line at Rocky Arroyo about 9:30 a.m. The decedent’s name was withheld pending family notification. The worker was with Inca Construction of Bloomfield, operating a D-8 Caterpillar bulldozer during reclamation of a borrow area for Brantley Dam. An accident investigation team from the Bureau of Reclamation, El Paso Natural Gas Co. personnel, and local authorities are reviewing the incident.
In Rockville Maryland an EasterBAT project offers peanut butter eared bats to chocolate lovers. Heidi Hughes of the Bat Hotline explains the effort as a new way to view bats while Tom Valego of the American Bat Conservation Society spearheads the campaign. The sculptor George Carr and confectioner Tom Wilbur produced the edible bats and the hotline notes the current stock is sold out.
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