Roswell Debates Civic Center Size At Public Hearing
The Community Improvement Commission holds a fact finding session on Roswell’s civic center plan. speakers discuss phased construction, funding limits, and the need for a multi use facility with convention space, a performing arts center, and educational meetings for 1,000 to 1,500 attendees.
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Community Improvement Commission
Roswell
CIC
Fred French
Penrod Toles
Elliot
Coca-Cola
Larry Branch
Roswell Independent School District
Pat Breeding
Roswell Symphony Orchestra
Pearson Auditorium
French
Tom Nickoloff
Building and Lands Comittee
Economic Development Administration
Navy captain visits Chisum students to stress education
U S Navy Captain Timothy J. Keating spoke at Chisum Elementary linking success to good grades and staying drug free. He described Navy aviation and Desert Storm service, answered student questions, and presented monthly Big C awards while receiving gifts from the school and DARE officer.
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Chisum
Joint Forces Air Combat
U.S. Navy
Timothy J. Keating
Keating
Navy
Iraq
Mike Pettit
Monaco princess Stephanie welcomes daughter Pauline at hospital
Paris AP reports Princess Stephanie, 29, gave birth to 6.2 pound Pauline at Princess Grace Hospital. Stephanie, formerly linked with bodyguard Daniel Ducruet, has a son Louis born in 1992 and and plans to wed though no date set. In Austin AP notes Rolling Stones concert on Oct 16 at University of Texas Memorial Stadium with 80,000 expected, no beer sales, no smoking policy.
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Paris
Monaco
Stephanie
Pauline
Princess Grace Hospital
Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly
Daniel Ducruet
Louis
Austin, Texas
University of Texas’ Memorial Stadium
Ed Sharpe
Stones
White House subpoena broad in Clinton aides probe
Whitewater special prosecutor Robert Fiske subpoenas the White House to probe conduct of President Clinton aides linked to the Vincent Foster death. The inquiry seeks whether documents were taken from the deputy counsel’s office or hidden after Foster’s body was found July 20. A separate crash report describes a helicopter hitting power lines and crashing into a commuter lot near the Lincoln Tunnel, killing two aboard and damaging about 82 vehicles.
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Washington
Whitewater
Robert Fiske
White House
Clinton
Vincent Foster
North Bergen
N.J
Lincoln Tunnel
Port Authority of
New York
New Jersey
Pre-trial dates set for Martinez on two crime cases
Julian Martinez, 21, faces July 11 pre-trial hearings in District Court for felony murder linked to a Feb. 8 Earl Najar killing and a July 26 trial date set for that case. He also has an Aug. 8 pre-trial in the same court for four counts of shooting at a dwelling and related charges with Sept. 13 trial, tied to incidents on Feb. 16 20 and 22. An Artesia man, Tommy L. Colley, 35, was bound over on multiple charges from an April 23 incident on U.S. 285 near Boot Scooters. Damaged vehicles along West Lusk Street and North Ohio Avenue totaled over $3,000.
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Julian Martinez
Earl Najar
A. Martinez
Artesia
Tommy L. Colley
U.S. 285
West Lusk Street
North Ohio Avenue
Japanese co-pilot intoxication linked to Nagoya crash
AP reports the China Airlines co-pilot exceeded Japan's .05 blood alcohol limit at the time of the April 26 crash near Nagoya, where 264 people died. Cockpit recordings show the co-pilot was at the controls during a failed landing, with pilot error or mechanical failure under review.
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Tokyo
China Airlines
Japan
Nagoya
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Steve Bayes
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H. Fred Pomeroy
Austin
Texas Lottery
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N. Main
American Linen Supply
Virginia
Preston Bolin
The
Grieves Group Realtors
Montana
Capitan Mountains
S. Sunset
Eagles Hall
Vern Jacks
Martinez
Roswell Daily Record
News & Business Telephone
Cory Beck
Jerry McCormack
Greg Peretti
Jean Pettit
Ben Sanchez
Marion Saint
Glenda Bixler
Jim Richards
Georgene Smyth
Alex Clark
Sereeees
N. Main Street
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