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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2002
Page
4
A Minnesota inspired editorial notes two AP stories on plagiarism in Piper High School and an Iowa attorney. It argues dishonesty harms students, families, and professionals, citing open meetings law violations and copyright infringement as costly consequences.
The Daily Record invites signed letters with address and phone for publication though contact details are not printed. Not published if libelous in poor taste about court cases or directed to someone. Space limits cap letters at 300 words and at most two signatories. Monthly limit applies. unpublished letters may not be acknowledged or returned. The paper may reject any letter.
Dr. Davis Cothrun acting president of New Mexico Military Institute becomes president of Hutchinson Community Junior College in Kansas effective January 10 following Brig. Gen. C. Robert Kemple’s resignation. Chaves County approves expansion of Berrendo Cooperative Water Users Association with county growth controls. Roswell Symphony board starts a new member drive for a 46 000 season costing 26 800 from admissions.
U S representatives Udall Skeen Wilson Bingaman Domenici discuss Iraq attack plans and congressional authorization with mixed views. Udall calls for a full discussion before any expansion of the war while others back Bush, weigh authorization needs, and stress congressional input.
Madeleine Albright and Colin Powell argue peace requires regional leaders to choose hard steps. Powell avoids trips amid daily violence while doubts persist about Yasser Arafat as a peace partner. Washington debates stronger presidential action and direct diplomacy.
A Tijuana to Havana diplomatic clash shows Mexico drifting from past deference to Castro. President Fox kritizes Castro while Castaneda faces backlash over embassy asylum remarks. Monterrey summit adds strain as Cuba blames US pressure and Mexican officials amid a fraught alliance.
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