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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1995
Page
1
A teacher attends a NASA workshop and returns home to Oakland, an experience described as a beautiful choice. The piece highlights professional development impact and personal fulfillment from participating in the program.
Mexico City partners sent 2-year-old quarter horse Shake The Bank to Ruidoso New Mexico risking $50,000 in U S currency to gamble on a horse never north of the border. A second item reports a Spaniard in Paris who threatened to blow up a Paris bound airliner to protest French nuclear tests but was over powered by police.
UN reopens route into Sarajevo and orders Bosnian Serbs to remove heavy weapons and allow aid. if demands are not met, NATO airstrikes resume after Monday night. Mladic rejects talks, NATO ready to strike. UN warns of immediate action if attacks resume on Sarajevo and safe areas Tuzla Gorazde Bihac.
President Clinton attended a brief non denominational service in Hawaii along with the first lady to mark World War II remembrance. He framed the lesson as rejection of repression and prejudice and urged that people choose freedom over empires and supremacist ideologies. More than 2,500 attendees heard prayers and hymns on a humid Wai kiki hillside as veterans spoke and sang. Clinton then traveled to California for a campaign stop while Hillary headed to China to press women’s rights issues. The ceremony included Buddhist and Hawaiian prayers, and the mood was reflective despite political undertones.
After 35 years selling insurance, Jack Boyette will retire September 30 at age 67. He plans to piddle at home, whittle, photograph, and travel with his wife Neida. Boyette started his State Farm agency with no clients, building the business through door knocking and word of mouth before opening in Roswell in 1960.
Northampton County workers at the Gov. Wolf Building heard telephone conversations broadcast on the public address system for about an hour on August 24. Several employees, including J. Alan Fowler and auditor Paul Albert, expressed concern over privacy and the exposure of routine and potentially sensitive information. The incident occurred in the Wolf Building housing departments handling abusive parents, mental health patients, and addicts.
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