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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2001
Page
6
Beginning Monday, all landfill customers will pay a tipping fee. Residential rates start at $2 for up to 300 pounds and $25 per ton plus gross receipts tax. Larry Parker says the policy is needed to sustain operations. Roswell's landfill had offered free drop-offs. For details call 624 6746.
Roswell Airport ends 300 foot parking restriction after FAA lifts nationwide guideline. Air Center manager Dennis Ybarra says the prior rule applied uniformly and left little of the lot usable. He notes complaints about parking and confirms the change frees full use of the lot. Contact Ybarra at 347 5703.
Fleming Co Inc a Texas based firm that purchased Furrs assets chose not to take over Roswell stores. The deal allows Fleming to skip up to 27 stores from the final transaction. The purchase price was 57 million dollars for real estate equipment leases contracts and licenses plus 50 million dollars for Furrs inventory.
Roswell City Council will consider adoption of Proposal B a redistricting plan for the next decade The plan focuses on Ward I and Ward V with shifts toward a Hispanic majority Ward I grew by about 3 percent in the last census Ward V is described as a controlling Hispanic majority defined as 60 percent or more A full size rendering is available at City Hall Annex for public viewing and study
Former U S attorney general Janet Reno spoke in Albuquerque as keynote for the American Business Women’s Association saying honesty is key to success. She urged openness in public service and denied FBI arson in Waco while supporting forceful return of Elian Gonzales.
Langford says problems from the project start were beyond her company's control and that plans were incorrect missing elevation by a foot and a half. She expects little profit and urges completing equipment removal at the County Courthouse while blaming unfair portrayal for her business losses. Langford Tractor will be at the County Court house Monday morning.
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