04 Sep 1994
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1994
Page
1
Washington AP report shows most American workers including degree holders have not seen higher pay despite an improving economy. Declining wages widen the gap between those with and without college degrees, a trend noted across the 1990s.
In Austin the Texas Lottery announced the Lotto Texas result for Saturday with numbers 7 8 9 13 48 50. The estimated jackpot stands at 10 million dollars.
In a Gus Macker 3 on 3 event, 12 year old Eric Vandenbout hit a late 12 11 winner over a second defender as Dexter Junior High teammates Andrew Hernandez set him up. The 600 team field included players from nine states and featured college talent like UNM's Lewis Lamar. Tournament director Cla Avery noted broad participation and a daylong schedule.
Los Alamos report notes a shift from weapon design to proliferation prevention. Veterans like James Mercer-Smith compare their former work to fearsome deterrence, while U.S. and Russian scientists discuss limited cooperation. Experts warn plutonium stockpiles risk escape and new arms races persist amid global tension.
Federal, city, and county offices, banks, and schools in Roswell Independent School District and Eastern New Mexico University Roswell close on Labor Day. Post offices and mail deliveries stop. Some attractions stay open and garbage collection continues on automated routes.
Cuba's Ricardo Alarcon said talks with the United States will stall unless Washington agrees to discuss ending the economic embargo. He warned a real solution hinges on addressing the embargo, amid new discussions on migration and Cuban arrivals to Florida. Coast Guard reported 593 rescues and interception of smugglers as Cuban exodus continues.
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