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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1995
Page
3
The Asahi editorial cautions that Windows 95 and the alliance of Microsoft and Intel could reshape the PC market beyond hardware and software. It notes the Japanese version's November release and predicts aggressive Christmas campaigns, but questions reliance on American OS and CPUs for Japan’s competitiveness.
Letter thanks Roswell responders including Lt Hays and Lt Ford Roswell Fire Department Roswell Police Department and local counselors for support after 19 year old Robert Stone died in a motorcycle accident The writer notes overwhelming aid and emphasizes community effort and compassion for the teen’s family and friends.
The Missouri Avenue Elementary School staff and students thank the PTA board for planting and nurturing fresh turf on the playground this summer. Their work embodies the original spirit and purpose of a PTA’s service to the school community.
On September 5 1970 Rev H Eugene Chambers preached at Central Church of the Nazarene on South Sea Avenue with a revival ending the 13th. Dallas artist Bud Biggs gave a painting demonstration at Art Barn 110 E Hobbs St. Biggs paintings have won museum and gallery awards. Roswell opens first Pizza Hut at McGaffey and Main run by Windell Blankenship and Bill Pugh.
Skip Greenhorn, a naive yet fit triathlete figure, headlines Santa Fe’s annual melodrama as he signs a gaming compact transferring the Palace of the Governors to villain Fourflusher IV. The satire lampoons fast signing, political naivete, and public-service humor amid opening-night cheers and a running gag about leadership.
On Labor Day Kantor discusses global child labor and workers’ rights while noting progress since past campaigns. He cites China India Thailand Peru Ivory Coast and Thailand again, urging binding standards environmental rights and anti corruption agreements as the goal ten years hence. Kantor navigates pressure from Cabinet colleagues businessmen and Republican leaders to stay on message.
Clinton announces a 4500 acre mining claim moratorium near Yellowstone National Park. The move, following environmental pressure, threatens the New World Mine project and its projected 175 local jobs, $35,000 average wage, and $7 million payroll. Critics say it tightens a regulatory noose while supporters cite regional economic benefits.
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