05 Sep 1994
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1994
Page
1
Former Vice President Al Gore asserted that a Haitian junta could avert U S military action by restoring stability and complying with international demands, outlining a path to diplomatic resolution during a Page 5 briefing.
Barbara Bush describes life after the presidency including shopping and cooking as she reflects on memories of her husband George and the era they shared. The memoirs recount daily routines and adjustments beyond public power and prestige.
In Ruidoso Downs New Mexico AP reports Tiny's Gay finished a head behind. Ed Grimley lost a million dollars by a neck. Treacherously saw an eight race winning streak end. The All American Futurity remains a hazardous favorite event in quarter horse racing.
On Labor Day 1994 unions face a mixed year with gains in membership and fundraising offset by defeats in Washington. AFL-CIO president Lane Kirkland notes progress and setbacks while Gerald McEntee cites a difficult year for public employee unions. Labor Secretary Reich promises renewed efforts on striker replacement legislation.
In Havana a homemade raft of oil drums a mast and orange cloth sail is offered for 3000 dollars. The seller Ernesto Agramonte claims it will reach Miami or Canada or Japan, amid a migrant exodus fueling fear and exploitation as Cubans pay high prices for precarious sea journeys.
U S and Cuba failed for a third day to reach an agreement to halt the exodus of Cuban refugees. A U S official warned against expecting a quick accord as talks continued at the U N mission. Cuba delivered a draft proposal but significant gaps remained. About 200 demonstrators gathered outside the U S mission, demanding freedom for Cuba and pressuring Clinton to take a hard line against Fidel Castro.
A free Roswell Symphony concert scheduled for today at Spring River Park and Zoo may move indoors to Pearson Auditorium at the New Mexico Military Institute Campus if rain disrupts the outdoor performance. The concert would begin at 5 30 p m and is expected to start on time even if relocated indoors, a symphony spokeswoman said.
Marlin Wells, a Roswell High School baseball star who left town after NMMI in 1962, returns 32 years later with a family and an insurance business. A past Roswell Chamber of Commerce president, he helped boost local job prospects and credit facilities at Roswell Industrial Air Center, while recalling a youth in Roswell and a brief run with major league scouts before joining the Army.
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