Uniforms for Roswell Schools Earn Public Support
A reader endorses mandatory school uniforms in Roswell, praising durability and cost effectiveness. The letter argues uniforms reduce harassment, urges financial responsibility, and commends the school council for implementing the policy.
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Reparations debate frames money use and school choice
The column argues conditions for reparations including money management, private schooling options for African American children, and emphasis on family strength over government cure. It notes personal experiences with discrimination and criticizes grievance culture as perpetuating poverty while insisting poverty stems from lifestyle choices. 2001 Tribune Media Inc.
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New Mexico budget talks shift as agencies seek funding
Agencies push for 165 million in requests shaping but not binding the Johnson administration budget plan. The attorney general, courts, and district attorneys seek sizable increases while lawmakers debate a larger tax cut delayed to next year as redistricting nears completion.
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Johnson
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Roswell Arts and Crafts Festival plans return
The 11th annual Roswell Arts and Crafts Festival will run September 15 and 16 at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center. From newcomers to returning exhibitors, artists from the Southwest will display metal artwork oil paintings prints beadwork jewelry pottery and a wide range of handmade items with free admission.
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Del Norte Teachers Earn Reading Renaissance Honors
Principal Billy Carlyle and Diane R. Childress of Del Norte Elementary are cited by Renaissance Learning for reading education excellence. Carlyle earned Reading Renaissance Model School certification for daily 45 minutes of reading practice and school-wide adoption. Childress received the highest national certification from the School Renaissance Institute for classroom gains in reading, with Del Norte to receive a $100 merchandise certificate and a Perma-Bound books discount voucher.
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Roswell Bridge Club announces weekly winners
The Roswell Unit 382 Duplicate Bridge Club names Sept. 3 to 8 results with Rose Caldwell and Brad Pretti as north-south winners and Mary Ann Bosch and Barbara Leonard as east-west on Sept. 6. Pecos Valley 299ers and open events on Sept. 4 and 8 list winning pairs. For more information, call Rose Caldwell at 622-7779.
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Fugitive Bannister pleads innocence in cocaine case
Richard G. Bannister, 60, arrested in Taos after eluding authorities for nearly 30 years, pleaded innocent to cocaine trafficking and bail jumping charges. He waived detention and remains jailed. He had been charged in 1973 in Albuquerque with intent to distribute 26 pounds of cocaine, released on bond, and fled.
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Richard G. Bannister
Taos
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