Roswell Public Library Celebrates 104 Years Of Service
The Roswell Public Library marks over a century since the 1906 Carnegie Library opening. Amanda Davis invites readers to explore books on plants and foods, with titles by Deardorff, Wadsworth, and Parsons guiding spring gardening and fruit selection. A Dollar a Day study by San Diego teachers is noted, plus Easter themed story times and a three for one sale on religious books at Books Again, 404 W Second St.
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Night at the Pub backs underwriters for Southeast NM history group
The Historical Foundation for Southeast New Mexico held its second annual Night at the Pub on March 13 to thank underwriters and sponsors Bank of the Southwest, Century 21 Home Planning, Holiday Inn Express, Wells Fargo Bank, Pioneer Bank, and others. Since 1978 the foundation supports the Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico in preserving archives and educating the public about regional heritage.
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Bank of the Southwest
Steven Bell
Century 21 Home Planning
Holiday Inn Express
Halsum Bakery
Ron Miller
Morgan Nelson
Pioneer Bank
Prudential Enchanted Lands Realtors
Wells Fargo Bank
Historical Foundation
Historical Society For
Southeast
New Mexico
Liz’s Trailblazing News Career and Lady Bird Links
The memoir recounts Helen Thomas and Elizabeth Liz’s 1940s Washington arrival and wartime newsroom opportunities for women. Liz aided Lady Bird Johnson’s 1964 campaign, helped beautification and public works, and later authored books while earning awards. She leaves a daughter Christie and son Scott, with a humorous sign outside her door and a long journalism legacy.
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New York
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Wash
Obama Medvedev discuss treaty linking missiles and offense
Washington officials described a debate over a new nuclear arms accord with Russia. Obama and Medvedev acknowledged a link between strategic offensive weapons and missile defense, but no treaty text was released for verification. Senate reactions varied with leaders signaling support and calls for hearings ahead of ratification.
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Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Hillary Rodham Clinton
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Mike Mullen
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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