Audit questions $1.3 million in Pael Spending
ESC deputy director Edward Garcia defends most questioned expenditures as explainable and criticizes federal process for not allowing agency explanation. Former director Rudy Ortiz blames the audit scope and federal authorities for many problems in the 162 page report by the Dallas regional DOL office.
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Mass bird deaths puzzle Roswell officials after storm
Birds, mainly sparrows and finches, numbered about 150 across Union Avenue and 17th Street. Veterinarian Edwin Wiseman cited signs of rapid death from possible electrical shock or poison, while locals and experts debated weather or hypothermia as the cause.
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Absentee policy clash ends in tentative accord at RISD meeting
About 75 people mostly from the Parent Youth Organization crowded the Roswell School Board room to press a petition with 2300 signatures seeking a reevaluation of the 10 day absence rule. The board and superintendent pledged to follow proper channels and set a firm meeting date.
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Roswell Center to Hold Dedication Ceremonies
The new Roswell Correctional Center south of the city schedules dedication events as city officials plan inaugural activities. Officials note the completion will impact regional jail operations and local employment.
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Sun Day hike kicks off solar age atop Cadillac Mountain
About 1,500 early risers join U S Reps Ottinger and Jeffords for a pre dawn climb to Cadillac Mountain summit in Bar Harbor Maine to celebrate Sun Day and push federal action on solar energy despite a cloudy sunrise The leaders cite a study predicting up to 40 percent of energy from the sun by 2000 while urging faster federal action on renewables.
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