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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1985
Page
2
The Fort Worth Art Museum purchases ten related works by Robert Motherwell with the artist selecting the pieces. A 1981 ten by ten foot painting Stephen's Crown is funded by the Sid W. Richardson Foundation. Nine smaller works were bought as a joint purchase and gift.
National Guard oversaw evacuees as 41,100 people returned home while warnings urged checks on returning residents. Elena flooded Florida’s west coast with six foot tides and widespread damage feared as Panhandle to central coast braced for higher rise. Forecasters warned hurricane winds extended from Apalachicola to Panama City as evacuation efforts continued.
The article outlines the burden on a child who must recount abuse multiple times in court and police proceedings. It covers who hears the story from initial reports to a jury, and debates probation versus incarceration for sex offenders, including treatment program availability and effectiveness concerns.
A compact note reports on the FNSE Weeis incident with tea issues and a sett mateo matter, detailing the public record and ongoing concerns surrounding the event.
A fragmented OCR list shows traffic citations and license inquiries across streets such as Main St and Club Road. Names include Margaret A, Kay P Lilley, Andrea Willian, and Helen Michigan Ave, with charges spanning stop violations to driving under the influence and financial responsibility.
A Mission Texas native, Vie recalls leaving a mill job in Oregon and Washington to return home then move north. He worked inside a bank during renovations and now tends a Northwest parking lot rain or shine. He trained as a millwright, later welding and maintaining mills, and helped build the first computerized lumber line before noting the value of professional fees.
The report describes Brigand Silk leading trials for the Kansas Futurity with a 19.37 second effort. It notes Silk's lineage from Alamitos Bar and Lady Be, and mentions crowd reaction and ongoing speculation about next year’s events at the Downs.
A series of traffic incidents across Summit, South Main, Second Street, Main Street, College Boulevard, East Country Club Road, Riverside Drive and other locations involve drivers including America Pietropolio, Ranza Adams, Wesley Bogdan, Elsie Collins, Jose Perez, Arthur Cole, Robert Hoy, Debra Foster, Gordon Richetson, Thomas Roberts, Connie Gonzales, Laura Lodewick, Eddie Helms, Tommy Yoder, and William Betancourt. Citations issued include driving under the influence, following too closely, leaving private drives, failing to yield, and no citations in some cases. one hit and run noted with parked vehicle.
At 11 10 p m a crash occurred in the parking lot at 1725 S E Main St with drivers Gerald R Major 68 and Steven B Riley 24. At 8 40 a m a parked car owned by Tillie Soto was hit and run. At 12 35 p m Bonnie Pinkerton 34 cited for financial responsibility after collision with pedestrian Steve Contreras 6. At 1 19 p m Michael T Israelson 18 cited for following too closely with Janice Landon 27. At 6 05 p m Frank Chavez 22 and Delbert Gideon 38 cited for financial responsibility and starting a parked vehicle. At 7 38 p m Francisco Alfaro 35 Clifton Holley 26 Floyd Romero Salas 18 cited with DWI and stop sign and no insurance. At 7 40 p m Ernest Robinson 56 cited for operating under the influence after a parked car owned by Nancy Baxley.
Graveside services are scheduled for 11 a.m. Tuesday at South Park Cemetery for Keith Allen Ziegenfuss 23 of High Rolls who died Friday in Alamogordo after a logging accident. Born October 27 1961 in Santa Fe he was a Roswell resident and logger. Survivors include brothers Kirk Ziegenfuss Tempe Arizona Kevin Ziegenfuss Hobbs and sister Kathy Rosson Cloudcroft.
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