Anthrax spreads as cases rise during early bioterror era
A New Jersey woman is the 15th anthrax patient in the United States as spores contaminate several government buildings. Officials warn of possible attacks while confirming skin and inhalation cases and monitoring contaminated sites including the Supreme Court, State Department, and communications offices.
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Elder advocate Tom Dunlap honored with Outstanding Citizen Award
The Albuquerque conference recognized attorney Tom Dunlap for lifelong elder advocacy. A Roswell ally and Bean law firm veteran, Dunlap promotes elder protection, calls for stricter prosecutions, and helped establish respite care at the JOY Center.
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Roswell Fund Drives to Honor B 29 Dave's Dream Model
Roswell Roswell Army Airfield Walker Air Force Base Association launches a $6,000 fund drive to commission a 14.5 foot wing span B 29 model named Dave's Dream. Milton Sprouse and Joe Davis lead with plans to display the replica at Roswell Industrial Air Center terminal after a year of construction.
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Hallelujah Night At Roswell Convention Center
Church on the Move hosts Hallelujah Night from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Roswell Civic Center. Free for children 13 and under and their families. Candy bikes and toys will be distributed. last year over 250000 pieces of candy 34 bicycles and 500 toys were given away. Call Jim Reeves at 6227011 for details.
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N. Main St
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Blood Bash blood drive corrected location
United Blood Services will collect blood from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday October 31 at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell gymnasium for the annual Blood Bash. The Record apologizes for the error.
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RISD to Hold Public Workshop Tonight
The Roswell Independent School District board will host a monthly workshop with a public session at 6:30 p.m. in the Administrative and Educational Services Complex board room. The executive session will be closed. Items on the agenda may appear at the Nov. 6 regular board meeting. The public is invited to attend and participate at 300 N. Kentucky Ave.
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Roswell Daily Record Credits and Delivery Rates
The Roswell Daily Record lists staff names and publication details and outlines subscription rates for mail and home delivery. Rates vary by location with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options for New Mexico and other states.
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Lotteries Cash Five Texas Roadrunner Draw
The Texas Roadrunner Cash five numbers 15 25 26 28 34 and the 9 12 13 20 23 draw set are listed with a stray line aay.
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