Family Weekend kicks off at New Mexico Military Institute
Nelson Miller public relations specialist invites parents to Family Weekend from Sept 28 to 30. About 1,800 to 2,000 parents expected from 35 states and 12 foreign countries. Cadets undergo RAT training, graduate to cadets, and celebrate with family as they adjust to campus life.
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Advertising Director Ann Burns Leads Roswell Daily Record Ads
Ann Burns, named Advertising Director at the Roswell Daily Record in June, oversees a merged advertising and classified staff of ten. She notes the move to computer aided layouts, remembers hand pasted ads, and emphasizes teamwork to keep daily sales on track.
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Governors Ready National Guard to Secure Airports
Governors including Minnesota’s Jesse Ventura Michigan’s John Engler and California’s Gray Davis moved to call up National Guard units after President Bush requested guard support at airports. Rhode Island’s Lincoln Almond refused the request and most states gave few details on troop numbers or units. The plan emphasizes baggage review weapon detection conflict management and related security techniques.
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Gamble visits Roswell Rotary
ENMU president Steven Gamble spoke to the Roswell Rotary, arguing for student interests in campus independence. He noted the debate hinges on funding and voter choice for a one-mill tax increase if independence is approved. He praised the Roswell campus and its balance of technical and higher education roles.
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Roswell Daily Record Prints Patriot Flags Ahead of Anniversary
A Roswell Daily Record issue features a large American flag symbolizing freedom and courage. Local businesses funded this flag display as part of multiple flags shown after September 11, with earlier flags sponsored by the Democratic and Republican Parties of Chaves County and the Roswell Toyota Family.
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