Forgotten issues in a thin foreign policy campaign
The editorial laments the 1992 and 1996 presidential races for limited foreign policy discussion. It argues the United States remains a global superpower with global interests, urging candidates to address how Russia, China, military role, and UN peacekeeping fit into policy. It urges voters to hear more on these vital questions.
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Jupiter youths sport ethic plan targets unruly parents
The Jupiter Tequesta Athletic Association requires parents to view a 19 minute video on athlete responsibility and sign an 11 point ethics code before their child can play. A first violation prompts a re-view and re-signing, a second leads to permanent removal of both parent and child. The rule aims to curb loud outbursts and physical behavior at youth games.
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We Are All In This Together At Rio Rancho High
Observer intern Laura Rothenbeutel writes from Rio Rancho High School about ongoing bomb threats and lockdown drills. She argues fear is widespread but stresses student unity, support networks, and collective resilience in the face of danger and tragedy.
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Letter cites Eisenstadt as statist supporting status quo in education spending
Pete Frech writes that a word edit misrepresented his complaint about Sen. Eisenstadt. He argues she is a liberal Democrat, a statist who favors the status quo, especially on rising public education spending.
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Put God Back in School and the Prayer Debate
A reader rails against Joyce M Jaime’s letter and denounces public schooling without religion. He recalls 1930s education, laments bans on prayer, cites Madeline Murray O Hair and judges, and argues Bible based education as essential to morality and national founding principles.
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No, The One World Order Upholds The Belief Of Many
George Parthemore argues that United States and Britain fit into a biblical puzzle and defends religious freedom against a proposed global order. He contends the god of our choice is endangered by a single government, currency, and faith, and rejects claims about children with different looks outside divine reach.
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Roundhouse voices questioned as NM leaders respond
Citizens of New Mexico call for accountability from elected senators and representatives at the Roundhouse. A note directs readers to Lottera page A-S for further context on the Gary matter.
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Roundhouse
Gary
Action Line readers register opinions on Rio Rancho topics
The Observer publishes reader remarks from its Action Line, including views on school safety and bomb threats, parenting, politics, a TVI tax repeal, fluoride in water, dog control, and access to health care. Readers urge safer schools, question officials, and share personal experiences.
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