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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2002
Page
4
The Omaha World Herald editorial argues strict limits on cheating reflect national decline. It cites Bush administration aims to cut student cheating from 40 to 35 percent, critiques parental guidance, school practices, and calls for stronger integrity in education and business.
A reader honors Steve Lovato and Fire Chief Louis Jones who died saving a life. They call on Roswell city council to fund ambulance, fire and police wages, urging priority for keeping these brave responders and criticizing moves to lure new companies away.
The note recalls events around April 9 with references to the 1942 Bataan Death March and earlier German invasion actions in 1940. It mentions surrender to Japanese forces and the 99th day of 2002, plus lives lost.
Mary E. Beth Browlin of the Roswell Police Department was chosen as Employee of the Month. Browlin has served since July 1976. Renee Romary starred at Hobbs Invitational Track Meet setting meet records in 50 yard dash 100 yard dash and long jump. Roswell Coyotes and New Mexico Military Institute Colts split a doubleheader at Colt Field. Rick Maner earned a win in the first game. Jim Howe threw a three hitter for NMMI in the nightcap.
New Mexico Green Party candidate David Bacon, a former Democrat style reformer, runs for governor in a bid to revive major party status for the Greens. He advocates recycled vegetable oil fuel, water conservation, and a shift from coal power, aiming for about 10 percent of the vote.
Representative Dennis Kucinich of Ohio speaks on Capitol Hill against expanded executive power after 9 11. He warns of an imperial presidency and criticizes the Patriot Act while urging Congress to resist fear and protect constitutional liberties.
A columnist argues that lacking a telephone answering device or email is uncivil. They compare nonuse to defiant resistance, note burdens of missed messages, and urge adoption while acknowledging fears of technology and the social impact of email.
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