Roswell Eyes Mexican Expo Bid With Chihuahua Officials
Roswell leaders hosted Chihuahua state officials to pitch a Mexican trade expo here. The visit was organized by the Roswell Hispano Chamber of Commerce with mayor Bill Owen and chamber CEO Shawn Hughes present. Roswell seeks to host a 40 local and 40 Chihuahua business event, aided by a potential Free Trade Zone designation and strong regional cooperation.
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Chihuahua
Albuquerque
Duke City
Roswell
RHCC
Bill Owen
Shawn Hughes
Clovis
Hobbs
New Mexico
Bobby Villegas
Thanks to Volunteers and Sponsors for Easter Egg Hunt
A Roswell community letter extends gratitude to sponsors Sertoma Stand Peter Piper Pizza Southwest Cash and Carry Sonic Impact Confections Target Keep Roswell Beautiful Fat s Burritos Walgreens Roswell Livestock and many volunteers from Neon Optimist NM Youth Challenge Academy Mounted Patrol NM State Police Roswell Police Mary Helen Hernandez Juanita Suarez Roswell Masonic Lodge Serteens DeMolay Maria Trujillo and staff Laurie Jorge Shirley Williams Lisa Schanck Mary Beardsley Lynn Sanchez Patricia Meendez Joe Vargas Darryl Carter Anthony Montano Floyd Bell Elaine Mayfield Ivan Schmid Spring River Park and Zoo staff for the 20th Annual Easter Egg Hunt.
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Sertoman
Together Advocate
Peter Piper Pizza
Southwest Cash and Carry
Sonic
Impact Confections
Target
Roswell
Fat’s Burritos
Walgreen’s North
Neon Optimist of
New Mexico Youth Challenge Academy
Mounted Patrol
New Mexico
Elaine Mayfield
Ivan Schmid
Spring River Park and Zoo
Roswell PTA elects Clarena LeMay president
May 12 1977 Roswell Council of the Parent Teachers Association installed Clarena LeMay as president with Katie Horton Sue Cummings Dean Day and Patsy Miller named officers. Roswell Toastmasters crowned Gary Peck and Karolyn King city wide middle school speech champs. Hagerman High names Rosemary Calderon Gomez valedictorian and Cynthia Utterback salutatorian.
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Clarena LeMay
Roswell
Parent Teachers Association
Katie Horton
Sue Cummings
Dean Day
Patsy Miller
New Mexico Lieutenant Governor Race Faces Experience and Power
The article examines how the lieutenant governor role functions as a stepping stone, noting Walter Bradley's long tenure as acting governor and differences in duties across states. It highlights candidates Diane Denish and Rod Adair, plus past figures Casey Luna and Bill Davis, and reports on recent ballot actions involving Linda Lopez.
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Illinois
New Mexico
Joe Montoya
Congress
Andrew Hockenhull
Walter Bradley
Gary Johnson
Bradley
Casey Luna
Bruce King
Luna
Senate
Texas
Diane Denish
Rod Adair
Roswell
Bill Davis
Albuquerque
Denish
Linda Lopez
Tom Rutherford
Rutherford
Lopez
Bush
Jay Miller
la Tusa
N.M
May 12 in History Highlights Florence Nightingale born
On May 12 1820 Florence Nightingale the founder of modern nursing was born in Florence Italy. The date marks Manitoba joining Confederation in 1870 and the Lindbergh baby's body found in 1932 Hopewell New Jersey. Britain crowns King George VI in 1937. Axis forces in North Africa surrender in 1943. Berlin Blockade ends in 1949. West Germany Israel diplomatic letters in 1965. Senate confirms Harry Blackmun in 1970. Mayaguez incident announced in 1975.
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Italy
Manitoba
Confederation
Charles
Anne Lindbergh
Hopewell
N.J
Britain
George VI
Westminster Abbey
North Africa
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Berlin
West Germany
Israel
Senate
Harry A. Blackmun
Supreme Court
White House
Mayaguez
Bush plan to form Palestinian police to fight terrorism
The piece critiques a proposed U S move to dispatch CIA chief Tenet to shape a unified Palestinian police force as a remedy to terrorism. It argues Arafat would not accept such a force and cites past Oslo failures, urging decisive action over concessions.
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Bush
CIA
George Tenet
Middle East
TB Era Lunger Johnson Anderson Found New Mexico
Anderson came to Albuquerque in October 1917 to escape consumption. He recovered through the dry climate, studied contract bridge, and entered journalism, later helping cover the 1918 legislative session in Santa Fe after starting at the Methodist Sanitarium.
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New Mexico
John Gaw Meem
Clyde Tingley
Albuquerque
Clinton P. Anderson
Albert Fall
Manuel Lujan
Bill Richardson
U.S. Senate
Methodist Sanatorium
Mitchell Daily Republican
South Dakota
Albuquerque Herald
Santa Fe
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