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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1995
Page
3
A political letter accuses President Clinton and Democrats of mischaracterizing Republican plans to slow federal spending. It argues that under a balanced-budget approach funding for school lunch and WIC would rise, not fall, with increases of 1.9 billion and 1.1 billion respectively, while debt concerns are downplayed.
A Roswell special education social worker praises Dr. Robert Bowles for treating a 7 year old with multiple disabilities at no charge. The patient, cared for by grandparents, received a positive dental experience and respectful service from Bowles, his nurse, and receptionist amid community hardship.
An 850 pound wooden exhibit case for displaying the moon rock arrived at Roswell Museum and Art Center from Fort Worth. The moon rock will be picked up next month in Houston by Jim Waldrip, director of the Goddard Planetarium. The March Yucca Garden Club meeting was hosted by Mrs. David Eastham with Mrs. Ellis Whitney assisting. Coffee and an Easter centered refreshment table were enjoyed. Mrs. Jack Griffin and Mrs. Earl Patterson hosted the Olivet Study Club with an Irish themed menu and shamrock decorations.
In a post legislative trip to Phoenix the author notes record low spring temperatures and baseball turnout, tours the Arizona Capitol complex, and contrasts restricted access to lawmakers with New Mexico’s openness. He recounts security checks, limited lobbyist access, and the helpful courtesy of officials during a shuttle mishap involving Mary Lynn Kelly and aides to Gov. Symington and Rep. Stump. The piece ends with appreciation for Western hospitality and hopes for similar openness in New Mexico.
Senator Phil Gramm visited New York on Monday to raise funds for his presidential bid amid comments by William Powers, New York GOP chairman who declared only Bob Dole should receive support in New York. Gramm mocked Powers, promising a $13 million fundraising total and criticizing rival candidates while praising the Reagan agenda.
Republican leaders face a fissured Senate and House push as Dole weighs rival calls for a $500 per child tax credit against broader deficits. Gramm, Specter and Lugar pose White House threats while conservatives clash with veterans over the Contract With America and tax cuts. House- driven reforms and term limits further complicate Capitol Hill dynamics as Dole navigates balancing factions.
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