Reynolds hospitalized after chest pains on set
Burt Reynolds, 58, was treated at North Hollywood Medical Center after experiencing dizziness and nausea on the Evenin g Shade set. Doctors found no heart trouble, with publicist Joe Sutton citing a 24 hour virus or life stress as possibilities.
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Dinah Shore
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Board of Trustees approves staff, finances at ENMMC meeting
The Eastern New Mexico Medical Center Board of Trustees approved reappointments for Charles Fenzi and Stephen Evans to two years in family practice. Mario Gutierrez to two years active in neurosurgery and Scott McMahon to two years active in pediatrics. Dialysis privileges expanded for Vijay Chechani. Governance chair notes 501c3 goal remains. February net income $395,000. year to date $2,017,000, $94,000 under budget. Auxiliary reports 107 volunteers totaling 1,796.10 hours. 925 patient visits by volunteers in February.
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Charlotte Coen
Notices of value mailed for 1994 tax year Chaves County
Chaves County Assessor Ron Lethgo said notices of value for 1994 were mailed to property owners Tuesday. Questions are directed to the assessor's office at 624-6603 or the Chaves County Courthouse. Protest deadline is April 28 and protest forms are available at the assessor's office. A zoning reminder appears on notices for landowners planning construction or mobile homes.
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Ron Lethgo
Chaves County
Roswell Men Plead Guilty In Trespass Case
Two Roswell men Johnny Gonzales aged 31 of 1000 S Beech Ave and Joe Randall aged 33 of 1512 N Pecan Drive pleaded guilty to criminal trespass on Aug 12 1993. Magistrate Court records show Judge Billy Carpenter sentenced them to 364 days in jail suspended to unsupervised probation with condition not to violate laws.
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Roswell
Johnny Gonzales
S. Beech Ave
Joe Randall
N. Pecan Drive
Billy Carpenter
Bogus $20 bills reported by Roswell merchants
Roswell police warn residents after four local merchants reported counterfeit bills with ends swapped from $20 notes. Police urge anyone who handles the fakes to call 624-6700 for assistance and investigation.
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Roswell
Property stolen from Roswell clinic and cash boxes
About $10,000 in property was stolen from cash boxes at the Roswell Osteopathic Medical Clinic located at 111 W. Hobbs St. sometime between 8 p.m. Monday and 7:40 a.m. Tuesday according to police reports. The rear door was pried open with a tire tool and $500 in cash was among the stolen items.
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Roswell Osteopathic Medical Clinic
W. Hobbs St
Roswell Police deny gang initiation rumor
Roswell police sought to dispel rumors of a local gang initiation week or month. Officers Bayes and Smith stated no reports exist of kidnapping, rape, or murder tied to such initiation and urged citizens to stay vigilant, lock vehicles, and report tips to 624-6770.
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Roswell
Steve Bayes
Rob Smith
Crime Prevention Unit
RPD
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