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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1995
Page
1
A state ruling on water rights shifts leverage toward larger holders, impacting allocations and water policy. The decision constrains smaller claimants and reframes allocation priorities, signaling potential changes for farmers and regional developers relying on groundwater and surface water access. The ruling, highlighted on page 24, outlines new interpretations of rights claims and enforcement mechanisms.
Miami Heat sign Life of Riley as new head coach on Page 11 report detailing appointment and expected impact on team strategy and season outlook. The article notes Riley’s prior roles and the club’s goals for the upcoming games.
President Clinton visited a military cemetery above Honolulu to mark the 50th anniversary of the end of World War II, saying the blessings of freedom are never easy or free. The ceremony highlighted the wartime legacy and national resolve.
The Texas Lottery drew the winning Lotto Texas numbers in Austin on Saturday. The sequence is 7 12 14 25 41 42, with a jackpot estimated at 4 million dollars.
The Zia Gus Macker tournament opened Saturday with a record 664 teams and 35 000 spectators. Play continues at Grand Avenue and Wool Bowl lot with 332 contests across age groups from 10 and under to 50 plus. Tournament director Cla Avery notes packed parking and expects near 90s heat, aiming to assess after the event for next year.
Three Southeast New Mexico businessmen file a class action alleging major oil companies including Chevron USA Mobil Texaco underpay royalties on land leased from state and federal governments. The suit, in Chaves County District Court, seeks royalties dating back to January 1 1986 and targets billions in alleged underpayments. Plaintiffs claim defendants use a posted price lower than market price, breaching contracts and the Unfair Trade Practices Act.
Hagerman celebrated its centennial with an Old Timers Day festival. Events started with a 6:30 a.m. fire department breakfast and a 9 a.m. city hall ground breaking for water upgrades. Hundreds watched a parade along Argyle Street led by Dexter’s Blue Pride Marching Band, vintage cars, horses and a 10-foot cake. Sherry Jeter sang, followed by remarks from state Sen. Tim Jennings and Rep. Barbara Casey.
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