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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1995
Page
3
Officials warn the rise in child death by own action reflects easier access to guns and their deadliness. They note more crisis reports among youngsters, but fewer nonfatal attempts, emphasizing that adults’ role in gun availability fuels tragedy and the need for change.
A tribute to Dr. Steve Marshall highlights his tireless medical work from 1977 onward, his service on civic and medical boards, love for youth and NM Military Institute, and his influence as a powerful, knowledgeable figure in the New West. The writer recalls late hours at the hospital, never complaints, and lasting personal and communal impact.
The Daily Record invites signed letters with a mailing address for publication and a non published phone number. Letters over 300 words, signed by more than two, libelous or politically endorsement content may be rejected. Due to space, unpublished letters cannot be acknowledged or returned and writers are asked to limit one letter per month.
On May 7 1970 Mrs Dick Mulkey presented a surrealist work to Berrendo Middle School. Cadet Lt Col Jim Schnaible and Cadet Lt Russell Nelms of Goddard High School Air Force ROTC spoke to Sierra Middle School eighth graders to spark interest in the program. David L Kisselburg son of Mr and Mrs David H Kisselburg enlisted in the U S Marine Corps and will report to San Diego in October.
In Santa Fe Senate Democrat leader Manny Aragon argues veto overrides should be simpler to curb logrolling. He predicts Johnson will veto fewer bills if overrides are easier, amid a partisan split and a potential 1996 veto-proof showdown.
As the U S falters in backing Aristide critics fear return to violence and repression. Officials cite mob justice hit lists and street clashes while Haiti rejects renewal of the 1981 refugee repatriation pact. FBI probes the murder of Mireille Durocher Bertin and a prison break raises concerns over Haiti’s justice system.
A state and city debate over welfare policy pits Gov. Pataki and Mayor Giuliani against critics. The piece critiques welfare cuts, cites a Giuliani remark on sending recipients abroad, and defends Roger Starr’s urbanism views while noting New York’s high welfare costs and tax burden relative to other states.
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