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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1994
Page
1
Singapore reduced a teenage offender’s caning from six lashes to four amid relations with the United States. A government statement cited President Clinton commenting publicly on Michael Fay’s case three times.
Louisville AP. Jeff Lukas recalls the exact moment when Tabasco Cat ran him down near the track during the Derby buildup. He memory flashes to past races as Tabasco Cat eyes a possible Kentucky Derby victory on Saturday.
After six months of talks in Cairo aides say an agreement on Palestinian autonomy in Gaza and Jericho was reached. Nabil Shaath and Simon Peres signaled rapid finalization with signing anticipated at 11 a.m. The pact includes land withdrawals around Jericho expanding to 25 square miles and the Palestinians dropping a demand for a unified guard on the Jordan bridge.
Transportation Manufacturing Corp edges toward restart as parts flow resumes after a 24 day Teamsters strike. CEO John Nasi says orders will restart in a couple days once material arrives. union president Gary Roybal cites shipments pending and limited impact on staff from the dispute involving Yellow Freight ABF and Roadway Express.
At Roswell School Board Tuesday night, Bob Bush was elected president replacing Wayne Jepsen as chair. The board also reorganized with Bob Entrop as vice president and Rebecca Johnson as secretary. Frank Sanchez of the Multicultural Alliance presented an 81 page dropout study with three phase recommendations under the proverb It takes a village to teach a child. The alliance, formed three years ago to address minority community issues in the Roswell Independent School District, outlined two main goals.
A 3-year-old boy from Roswell died in University Medical Center in Lubbock after a scalding incident on April 15. The child, Anthony Juarez, died around noon Tuesday while his father Christopher Vargas faces child abuse charges. An assistant district attorney said the charges could be upgraded. Vargas’ girlfriend reported finding the boy bundled in a blanket. Vargas said the boy pulled a pot of boiling water onto himself while he was outside.
Republican candidate Richard G. Dick Martin says he can devote time and energy to represent District 58 in the state Legislature. The semi retired geophysicist notes a broad business background and emphasizes readiness to serve the people.
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