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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1994

Page

3

Melville under attack by revisionist critics at The Chronicle

The Greenville guest editorial notes claims by Elizabeth Renker of Ohio State University that Herman Melville may have abused his wife and children. It states there is no hard evidence but asserts PC advocates use the suspicion to challenge how his works are taught while not seeking to remove Melville from reading lists.

Herman Melville Chronicle of Higher Education Melville Elizabeth Renker Ohio State University Renker The Greenville S.C

Roswell Zoning Hearing Rejects Attached Townhomes Plan

In Roswell on Tuesday the Planning and Zoning Commission heard a developer seek waivers to place attached townhouses in a single family neighborhood. Eighty percent of affected residents opposed the proposal and urged a no vote. City staff urged a yes vote but three of seven commissioners voted against the deal, defeating it. The outcome affirmed local home and neighborhood values amid rapid growth.

Roswell Commission

May 2 1994 Highlight: Stonewall Jackson Death Anniversary

May 2 1994 marks the anniversary of Confederate General Stonewall Jackson being accidentally wounded by his own men at Chancellorsville in 1863 and dying eight days later. The date notes Leonardo da Vinci's death in 1519 and offers a Henry Miller thought.

Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson Chancellorsville Leonardo da Vinci Cloux France

4-H Wool Judging Contest Highlights New Mexico Youth

May 2 1969 65 4-H members from Artesia Roswell participate in state wool judging at Roswell Wool and Mohair Co Sue York Alfadale 4-H Terry Fahrlender Berrendo 4-H. Yeoman Third Class Gerald A Wilson Jr son of Mr Mrs Gerald A Wilson serves aboard USS Princeton in San Diego. The Princeton leads Apollo Ten recovery with a 10 helicopter detachment from HAS Four at Imperial Beach California Airman Leslie D Carpenter son of Mr Mrs Thomas J Carpenter Roswell completes Lackland AFB basic training and heads to Keesler AFB for communications training after graduating Roswell High School in 1968.

Sue York Artesia Terry Fahrlender Roswell Calif Princeton Naval Air Station Imperial Beach Leslie D. Carpenter Thomas J. Carpenter Lackland Afb Texas Keesler Afb Miss Carpenter Roswell High School

Decline in political coverage sparks debate in New Mexico

UNM professor Estelle Zannes says major outlets retreat from campaign coverage, leaving routine reporting to smaller papers like Inside the Capitol. The piece contrasts New Mexico coverage with national trends, notes Stern's Libertarian bid, and critiques media treatment of presidents from Nixon to Reagan.

Santa FE New Mexico University of New Mexico Santa Fe New Mexican Mark Oswald Estelle Zannes UNM Zannes Capitol New York Mario Cuomo Jack Howard Stern New York City Albany Buffalo Rochester Libertarian Party Stern Stan Dworkin Nixon Jerry Ford Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan Franklin Roosevelt

Gingrich’s GOPAC accused of funding self and slogans

GOPAC, the Newt Gingrich led leadership pac, spends far more on materials and events than direct contributions to candidates. Critics say the funds funnel mainly to Gingrich allies and ideological tools, with limited money reaching congressional campaigns.

Washington Newt Gingrich R-Ga Gingrich GOPAC Federal Elections Commission Congress FEC

Nixon remembered unease and distance in press relations

Washington era profile traces Nixon’s evolution from the 1960 campaign to 1968. He moves from brusque, distant exchanges with reporters to a more open, accessible approach, staging press events while balancing private moments and selective encounters with the press during campaign stops.

Nixon Richard M. Nixon Waldorf Astoria Hotel New York John F. Ken

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