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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1997
Page
2
Roswell Public Library proposes a 3.207 million dollar bond to add about 20 000 square feet in a two part expansion including an L shaped addition south of the building and a front wrap around two story wing. If approved taxes would rise about 1.87 mils annually.
In honor of Domestic Violence Month a bonfire speak out at the UNITY Center opens up time for victims to share experiences. About 200 to 300 T shirts will hang as a tangible awareness display, with art therapy from Robyn Einhorn and community sponsors backing the event at 7 p.m. on 1500 W. College Blvd.
County commissioners will consider an amendment to the indigent health care income schedule at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the county courthouse conference room. The plan adds about 350 to the maximum income for eligibility to align with HUD’s latest low income schedule, with thresholds from 17 650 a year for a single person to 33 250 for a family of eight, plus 2000 per additional person. Also on the agenda is accepting final work on the Midway Fire Station, funded with 282 000 from the Legislature, about 50 days over schedule but on budget.
The Roswell School Improvement Partnership convened at the Educational Services Center Library to set precise goals for boosting student work. Doug Sutherland urged realism in goals tied to performance, targeting communication skills and reduced drop outs. Plans include early high risk student identification and involving them in problem solving and goal setting ahead of a Dec 1 week meeting with state Department of Education representatives to review progress.
A Sunday incident at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center parking lot saw two cars broken into. One car had a window shattered, the other appeared entered via a wing window with the door unlocked. About 1440 dollars of stereo gear and a cellular phone were stolen. In a separate overnight break in on Greenwood Drive a residence lost about 1500 dollars in items including a VCR and a lawn mower. Police have a suspect.
The issue notes that half of the paper used for printing is recycled newsprint. This highlights sustainability efforts and environmental considerations in the production process. The statement reflects the publication's commitment to using recycled materials where feasible.
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