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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1994
Page
3
Professor Alexander Wolszczan of Penn State confirms at least three planets orbiting PSR B1257+12, a pulsar 1500 light years away. The hostile environment suggests planets may be common around stars, raising hopes we are not alone in the universe.
A reader voices frustration that the circus came to town on a Monday with shows at 4:30 and 8 p m. The writer argues an 8 p m start disrupts children’s sleep and school the next day and urges scheduling a weekday matinee or earlier start next year to protect family education time.
AP notes Today May 3 1994 marked the 123rd day of the year with 242 days remaining. Historical entries include Washington D C incorporation in 1802 with a president appointed mayor and property owner elected council and in 1654 Rowley Massachusetts tolls for animals while people crossed free.
May 3 1969 Miss Helen Baylies Parker daughter of Mrs Aline Parker Roswell has earned silver wings of an American Airlines stewardess and is assigned to flight duty out of New York City She is a 1966 Roswell High School graduate and attended the American Airlines Stewardess College Fort Worth Parker took part in Miss Roswell 1966 and Miss Greenville 1968 pageants Meanwhile State Sen Bill Schauer of Chaves County resigns to move to Alamogordo Gov Cargo appointed him to the Pecos River Compact Commission noting his work on water issues and intent to review Texas water distribution.
State officials cite UNM figures showing Farmington retail up 15.4 percent and Ruidoso 12.4 percent while Las Vegas and Artesia rise. Building permits lift in Alamogordo Carlsbad Farmington Roswell Ruidoso. NM outperforms nation in manufacturing and mining employment with gains, plus top bond ratings and notable tax cuts noted.
In Alexandria and Washington, thousands of lobby and trade groups cluster in gleaming offices, swelling to over 2,000 lobbyists and 250 groups locally. The trend, cited by Jonathan Rauch, rewards subsidies and permanency of programs, with dozens of narrow trade groups and a constant lobbying presence shaping policy.
President Clinton pushes a phased welfare reform plan aimed at ending welfare as we know it by moving recipients to work. The draft proposal evolved from a year of study, faces funding limits, and a stretched timetable with rival GOP bills. The plan lacks new taxes and targets about $9.5 billion over five years to move people from welfare to work.
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