Schmitt calls border fence plan bad advice in Roswell
Senator Jack Schmitt told Roswell Rotary Club the Carter administration border fence proposal will not solve illegal immigration problems and may create international tension. He argued the root is Mexico’s economy and suggested a Senate bill to spur Mexican investments as a long term fix.
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Senator Schmitt Boosts Space Hope at Goddard Dedication
U.S. Senator Harrison Jack Schmitt addressed Goddard High School at the Aerobee rocket dedication, praising youth for the space program and urging continued support. He highlighted aerospace achievements and noted the program's link to national science ambitions.
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Firefighter Coots recalls world famous oil fires and near misses
Coot Matthews spoke to the New Mexico Landmen's Association and Roswell Geological Society about 28 years capping oil fires. He described the Oklahoma incident with explosives failing to ignite and the Devil's Cigarette Lighter blaze in the Sahara lasting over six months with flames up to 750 feet high. Matthe ws and Boots Hanson run Boots and Coots after leaving Red Adair.
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New Mexico Landmen’s Association
Roswell
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Santa Barbara
Sahara Desert
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Oklahoma
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Earth
Roswell Senator Praises Roswellites Preserving History
Sen Harrison Schmitt commends Roswell residents for guarding a historical legacy as the White home is transformed into a museum. The report notes community efforts to preserve local history amid ongoing regional interest.
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Coyotes Offense Drives Roswell Las Cruces Showdown
Tonight's game features Roswell and Las Cruces with offense as the focal point. The Coyotes look to capitalize on scoring bursts and win at home or on the road.
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Illinois Appellate Court rules swearing at taxpayer not grounds for dismissal
The Illinois Appellate Court upheld a circuit court ruling that Pearl K. Fox was unjustly fired for swearing at vending company officers while checking legality. Fox, 52, said the officers swore at her first and the firing was previously upheld by the State Civil Service Commission but overturned below.
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Californians Offer Apodaca Job as Council Leader
A California research and lobby group offered Gov. Jerry Apodaca a chairmanship after his term. The National Issues Council based in Beverly Hills plans to analyze how policies affect Americans, with 250 members from 10 fields and dues from 1000 to 20000 dollars. Bert Sanborn of Dallas linked Apodaca to group talks.
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Jerry Apodaca
New National Issues Council
Beverly Hills
Calif
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