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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1995
Page
2
Twenty five area high school students took part in Leadership High to gain leadership skills from community leaders. Pastor Bobby Renfro urged handling criticism and warned that following leaders without thought can be dangerous. He stressed balance between assertiveness and flexibility and cited the value of risk and learning from mistakes.
Lt Col James Madison of Fort Ord praised New Mexico Military Institute cadets for outstanding drill and ceremony and knowledge during the Formal Annual Review of Troops. Superintendent Scott noted about 750 cadets participated and have earned the honor unit with distinction title since 1909.
The Office of the Medical Investigator in Albuquerque classifies Brett Becker, 18, of Roswell, as death by own action after he shot himself in the head Thursday afternoon at 306 N Washington Ave. An autopsy will not be performed due to the cause being externally apparent. A Roswell medical examiner said the investigation is nearly finished and results will be mailed to Albuquerque early this week.
Pat Paulsen, 67, jokes about a 1992 strong showing prompting a possible serious 1996 run. He says he needs a clear message and will call reporters when he figures it out while noting his pension appeal. He spoke at a fundraiser for prenatal programs for the poor in Charleston.
Couples in Chaves County no longer must take blood tests to obtain marriage licenses. The county clerk's office said a state Attorney General's opinion last week found the tests are not necessary. Chaves was among the last areas in the state to require them.
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