Plenty to Do in Roswell From Parks to Music and Museums
Roswell offers Cahoon Park and Bottomless Lakes State Park plus Bitter Lake Refuge for birds. The city features ENMU Roswell, NMMI, community theater, a new band, Roswell Symphony Orchestra, galleries, and the International UFO Museum. Nearby Hondo Valley and Ruidoso Capitan Lincoln area extend cultural options.
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Lubbock
Las Cruces
Rowell’s
Cahoon Park
Spring River
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Enchanted Hills
Spring River Park
Eastern New Mexico University
New Mexico Military Institute
Nmmi Lyceum
ENMUR
Chaves County
J.O.Y
Senior Circle
Tudor Rose
U.S
NMMI
Robert A. Goddard
Roswell Museum
Historical Society
Southeastern New Mexico
International Ufo Museum and Research Center
Hondo Valley
Ruidoso-Capitan-Lincoln
Local call for Roswell police chief from within
A letter urges selecting a longtime town policeman as chief without a formal search. The writer argues familiarity with families and local issues ensures fair open service and questions a $35,000 external search. The letter proposes starting the search locally.
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Roswell
Optimist Club Halloween Carnival at ENM State Fairgrounds
Twenty five years ago on October 10 1977 the Optimist Club announced a Halloween carnival to be held at the Eastern New Mexico State Fairgrounds. Elyda Martinez a Roswell High School 1977 graduate received a room and board scholarship at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. Also at UNM Patricia J Schnedar of Roswell was elected president of the Santa Clara residence hall.
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Optimist Club
New Mexico State Fairgrounds
Elyda Martinez
Roswell
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
UNM
Patricia J. Schnedar
Santa Clara
Adair Says NM Lt Governor Race Draws Interest From Libertarian and Conservative Sides
Rod Adair, a Roswell state senator and Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, notes there is no real NM campaign for the post as the race centers on Sanchez and Richardson. He discusses his IQ, Mensa membership, libertarian versus conservative debates, and past clashes with House Speaker Raymond Sanchez. He predicts victory while critiquing press coverage and touting his conservative stance on Medicaid and crime penalties.
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Santa FE
Rod Adair
New Mexico
John Sanchez
Bill Richardson
Diane Denish
Adair
Denish
Kathleen Sanchez
San Ildefonso Pueblo
Green Party
John Dendahl
Republican Party
Raymond Sanchez
Capitol
Roswell
Dan Foley
Sanchez
Judy Vanderstar Russell
Russell
Albuquerque
Richardson
My America by Hugh Downs collects reactions to 9 11 from 150 notables
A new book by Hugh Downs titled My America gathers 150 prominent voices reacting to the September 11 attacks. Contributors include Buzz Aldrin Yogi Berra Ross Perot and Anthony Lewis, sharing patriotism gratitude for ancestors and calls for action education and national reflection.
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Washington
America
Hugh Downs
Country
Aldrin
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Eve
Texas
Ross Perot
Keller Hoffman
Alex Hottell
West Point
Rhodes
Vietnam
Hottell
Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Bushs Economic Policy and the Do Nothing Debate
The piece critiques the idea that economic problems are best left alone and argues government must avoid overtaxing while enabling work incentives. It cites President Bush at a Waco forum touting optimism, calls for a terrorism insurance bill, an energy policy, permanent tax cuts, liability reform, and renewed emphasis on trade with Zoellick urged to negotiate free trade deals globally.
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Great Britain
Adam Smith
Oval Office
America
Bush
Economic Forum
Waco
Texas
Washington, D.C
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Congress
Robert Zoellick
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