Roswell Library September calendar and expansions preview
Roswell Public Library announces a September closure for phase two expansion from Sept 1 to 12 with a red entrance door after, a new website, and WebCat access during the outage. Library topics cover Be Kind, Writers Month, National Honey Month, and Library Card Sign Up Month, plus book reviews by Lee Harbach and notes on mystery author Tamar Myers and the Magdalena Yoder series.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Lee Harbach
Tamar Myers
September planting for garlic and fall raspberries in New Mexico
Readers learn to plant California Early garlic in September with cloves 1 to 3 inches deep and 3 to 6 inches apart, rows 3 feet apart, fertilizer in spring, and harvest in late June or July. Also advised are fall bearing red raspberries with varieties Heritage Autumn Bliss Red Wing, plus tips on suckers, pruning, and tip layering. For more gardening info, see New Mexico State University's extension publications and the Southwest Yard & Garden program on KENW Portales.
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California
New Mexico
New Mexico State University
Cooperative Extension Service
Cace
Nmsu
Southwest Yard & Garden
Southwest
KENW
Portales
Roswell Club Calendar Highlights Diverse Meetings
A dense schedule lists multiple Roswell groups from TOPS and Knights to Lions and Toastmasters. Highlights include Noon meetings for Desk and Derrick, Roswell Ladies New Comers, Alcoholics Anonymous Women in Sobriety, Kiwanis, and Mid Day Lions. Evening events cover bridge clubs, Tai chi like activities, and a women’s chorus.
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Roswell
Roswell Country Club
Urton Road
Norma Klapmeyer
Alcoholics Anonymous Women In
Serenity Club
E. Bland St
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dry Harbor Club
E. van Buren St
Kiwanis Club
Kwan den
Second St
Morris Ward
Chew den West
Eric King
ACBL
Missouri Ave
Bank of America
N. Main St
Happy Hour
Alcoholics Anonymous Group
W. Fourth St
Pride O’ Lions
First St
Margaret Rodrigues
the Enchanters
Peachtree Village
Country Club Road
Marge Heaton
Elda Keith
Move Broncos home games to Wool Bowl says Roswell letter
A Roswell letter urges moving New Mexico Military Institute Bronco football games from campus fields to the Wool Bowl for larger attendance and stronger home field advantage. The writer cites seating and visibility limits and invites 3,000 to 4,000 fans to attend this season.
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New Mexico Military Institute Bronco
Bronco
United States
Broncos
MDA Telethon Promotes Hope For Neuromuscular Disease
Dear Editor celebrates the 36th Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon, highlighting national support for neuromuscular diseases. It notes MDA’s 230 clinics including University of New Mexico Hospital and Carrie Tingley Hospital in Albuquerque, summer camp in Socorro, and assistance for wheelchairs and braces. Viewers can pledge at 800-FIGHT-MD or mdausa.org.
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Jerry Lewis
New Mexico
MDA
University of New Mexico Hospital
Carrie Tingley Hospital
Albuquerque
Socorro
KRQE
Mdausa.org
Poorest Get Nothing In Government Aid
The piece laments that many low income individuals failed to qualify for a $300 to $600 government relief, while a CEO received a $10 million severance plus salary. It argues the tax system and the president’s policy left the financially strapped out of aid, despite heavy taxation and costs.
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White House
Bush should act to halt Middle East violence and aid peace
Helen Thomas argues that the United States must stop backing both sides and push for a peace process. She urges cutting offensive aid to Israel, supporting U.N. monitors, and appointing a trusted envoy to bring Israelis and Palestinians to the table. She notes US power to end the cycle of violence and criticizes President Bush for inaction.
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United States
Bush
U.S
Israel
U.N
Ture
Clinton
Arafat
George Bush
Palestine
Middle East
Helen Thomas
Hearst Newspapers
Unpleasant Remarks At Trustees Meeting Raise Old Debates
In Kansas at the first of ten annual meetings of trustees to distribute a deceased philanthropist’s funds, figures like Barry Goldwater John Tower Edgar Eisenhower J Edgar Hoover and Frank Lausche were named. Strom Thurmond was voted chairman and opened with a prayer before a party where he accepted a glass of wine.
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Bertrand Russell
Chance
Wichita
Kan
Barry Goldwater
John Tower
Edgar Eisenhow
J. Edgar Hoover
Sen
Frank Lausche
Strom Thurmond
Strom
Kansas
South Carolina
Fritz Hollings
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Pennsylvania
Judy Armstrong
Roswel Library Board
Grandma Moses
RoswellPublicLibrary.org
Magdalena Yoder
Magdalena
South
Abigail Timberlake
Abby
Myers
Church of Christ
Claim Restaurant
Main St
Robbie Powell
FEMA
David Storey
Gary Coston
Thomas
Persian Gulf
Kuwait
USA Today
Buckley
Universal Press Synd
Roswell-Record.com
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