Roswell parents sue for 8 million over girl’s severed arm
The parents of a young girl whose arm was severed in a Roswell laundromat filed an 8 million dollar lawsuit. Page 3. The report notes regional items including murder charges case on Sept. 11 for two Carlsbad brothers. Page 10. A magistrate invites couples to donate funds to a school for the mentally retarded. Page 8. Pioneer 11 signal interference reported. Page 13. Pat Dupre, an unknown in the tennis world, aims to win the U.S. Open. Page 11. Symphony Guild hosts masked ball as symphony season returns. Page 6. Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers in the afternoon and evening. Page 14.
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Mayor admits private auto work by city county mechanic
Mayor L C Stiles defends the practice of W R Weckel repairing privately owned cars in city and county garages. The Daily Record says Weckel operated a private shop in the county facility since June and in the city garage earlier, with city officials noting income supplements. Some council members deny direct work but acknowledge awareness. others defend the honesty and legality of the arrangement.
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Roswell HUD grant funds eastside rehabilitation project
The City of Roswell received a $300,000 HUD grant for rehabilitation of low income housing in a southeast Roswell district. The program targets owner occupied homes in a defined area, with income eligibility at about $6,900 annually, and requires no repayment or matching funds. Applications open at City Hall next week. contact Siri Collins for details.
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Wildy
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Atkinson Avenue
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Downtown Roswell Thrives as Eight New Shops Open
Downtown Roswell shows robust growth with eight new businesses moving in over the past year. Merchants Association president Ron Henson says the area is almost filled and aims to promote downtown as the main shopping district. Local shop owners praise the economy and cite expanding sales and convenient locations.
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Main Street
TV Town
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First Streets
Computer
Fourth
Cottage Casuals
Two Sisters
Dj's
Apeenes Emporium
North Main Street
Jesus Saves
Fashion Center
Loretta Aiello
House of Art Jewelry Store
Roswell
Aiellos
Earnestine Stine
Jo Havenor
Pacers Sign Ann Meyers Aiming To Make Nba History
Indiana Pacers sign former Olympian and UCLA star Ann Meyers in a move that could make her the first woman to play in the NBA. Meyers will join rookie camp next week while Pacers coach says she will be judged solely on athletic ability. Billie Jean King advances at the U S Open by defeating Virginia Wade 6 3 7 6 in quarterfinals.
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Pacer
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Bobby Leonard
New York
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Virginia Wade
Baltimore Youth Arrested Over Tomato Plant Incident
A 19 year old Baltimore man was charged with malicious destruction after running onto Memorial Stadium during the Baltimore Kansas City game and ripping down a tomato plant near the left field foul pole. The plant belonged to groundskeeper Pat Santarone who contests with Orioles manager Earl Weaver on tomato size. He was released on his own recognizance and faces trial September 11.
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Memorial Stadium
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Orioles
Earl Weaver
McAllister
Vance warns Kremlin on Cuban troop presence
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance called the Soviet deployment of up to 3000 combat troops in Cuba a serious matter and indicated the Kremlin may be asked to remove them. He said the presence runs counter to long held U S policies and noted he will not be satisfied with the status quo. Senate leaders offered mixed views on SALT as the issue fed into the treaty debate. The Presidential Review Committee met privately at the White House with officials including Vance Brown Brzezinski and Turner.
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Senate
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Tennessee
Baker
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West Virginia
Moon in Total Lunar Eclipse Visible in West US
The early morning event occurs Friday from 3 18 to 5 17 a m MDT with total eclipse from 4 31 to 5 17 a m. The coppery red Moon will be seen across the western United States while eastern residents may miss portions. Conditions must be clear as there is no danger to eyesight.
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Roswell Museum and Art Center
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