Roswell Senior Olympics Team Earns 85 70 66 Medals
Roswell’s Senior Olympics team placed at the Las Cruces state competition earning 85 gold, 70 silver, 66 bronze medals plus 49 fourth place ribbons, eight fifth place ribbons and 11 sixth place ribbons. Team members range from 51 to 88 years old led by Ruthie Pruneau who swept swimming events.
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Correction: Jason Tavera Sentenced For Marijuana Possession
The Daily Record corrects Thursday’s Public Records entry. Jason Tavera was sentenced for possession of marijuana under one ounce, not possession or consumption by a minor, as previously stated.
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Investors sue Fleming Cos executives over Furrs assets sale
Investors claim Fleming Cos misled on its discount retail division, inflating stock price. Former Furrs CEO Tom Dahlen is named, along with Fleming executives Mark Hansen and Neal Rider. J R Campbell now heads retail. Dahlen remains vice president at Lewisville, Texas firm.
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Ambassadors aid first year cadets at NMMI through host families
The Cadet Ambassador Program links local service clubs and churches with host families to support first year cadets at New Mexico Military Institute. Cadets visit homes on weekends, attend church, watch TV, or go to the movies, helping them adapt and stay enrolled. About 120 cadets volunteered this year, 45 placed so far, with more families sought. Prospective hosts can support male or female cadets and may host more than one. contact Jill Jamison at 624-8262.
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Survey Finds Rise in Drug Use Among Teens and Young Adults
The 2001 National Household Survey on Drug Abuse reports 10.8 percent of ages 12 to 17 and 18.8 percent of ages 18 to 25 as current drug users. Ecstasy and Oxycontin show notable increases, while marijuana and cocaine rise modestly among youth. The study notes methodological changes and cautions that trends may not indicate a long-term reversal.
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America
Joe Gfroever
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Lloyd Johnston
University of Michigan
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