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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2002
Page
5
New Mexico physicians argue Medicare rates are among the lowest and cut further by 5 percent this year. Insurance reimbursements are similarly low, malpractice costs rose 35 percent, and a gross receipts tax on medical care adds burden. They warn another tax harms recruitment and patient wait times and reject vague plans.
The Regional Housing Authority of Region VI New Mexico Inc will hold a regular board meeting Friday at 10 a.m. at 226 N. Main St. Roswell. Agenda copies available by calling 622 0881 Ext 212. Comments welcome but limited to agenda items and five minutes per person.
New York University honored Ida Tarbell and other trailblazers, including Payne and Higgins, for advancing investigative and wartime reporting. Tarbell documented Standard Oil, Payne covered civil rights from Chicago to Washington, and Higgins won a Pulitzer while reporting WWII and Vietnam.
President Bush vowed that Security Council resolutions would be enforced or action would follow. He accused murderers of betraying peace and warned that justice would reach them eventually. The scene at the U.N. showed Iraqi envoy listening with a stern gaze as aides chewed gum.
Roswell library hosts a discussion of Carol Shields and Tracy Chevalier novels with children’s programs on apples. The feature focuses on George Catlin and his works painting and documenting American Indian life before colonization. Other related titles are available for check out.
A dense schedule lists morning and evening meetings across Roswell venues. Groups include TOPS at Church of Christ and Dry Harbor Club, AA and NA affiliates, Kiwanis, Lions, Mahjong and writers groups, plus Masonic and religious orders. Various contact numbers and locations noted for member coordination.
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