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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2002
Page
4
Tony Blair warned that United States retreat into isolationism would jeopardize global stability. He urged engagement as pragmatic, stressing interdependence and economic resilience in the 21st century.
The piece argues Japan's political climate remains corrupt after a decade with the Liberal Democratic Party at the center of scandals. It notes weakened opposition and a stagnant political order, urging action rather than passive lament. The critique questions whether this is a state of emergency for democracy.
Reader cites Tinsley as a carpetbagger and questions his credentials pointing to a 3700 Rio Grande address for his company and a large Albuquerque home listed for sale. The letter notes a claimed ranch residence with five cows and three horses on 5060 acres and raises potential back taxes over livestock disclosures.
Goddard track team defeated New Mexico Military Institute Colts 89 to 76. Andre Padilla won the mile and two mile, while Ronny Wilson won the high jump and long jump. Roswell students Cherryl Dow and Daniel Hickman were selected for the 1977 National Earthwatch scholarship. Jim Kunko, Marty Cooper, and Billy Willis won top three spots in the Noon Optimist Pass Dribble and Shoot Contest in Roswell.
In New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District a GOP primary to replace Rep. Joe Skeen features Ed Tinsley Steve Pearce Phelps Anderson and Earl Greer as early frontrunners. Polls show a dead heat among the four with spending and name recognition shaping the outcome while Leo Martinez lingers with a slim chance.
Republicans claim Bush strength among voters is narrowing the gender gap. Analysts cite halo effects on education and national security. Democrats warn of a replay of 2000, while polls show mixed leads and Bush remains popular. Grass roots outreach targets women as campaigns gear up.
A Gallup poll finds 81 percent of Americans believe U S troops will be sent to the Middle East, while 48 percent approve a well thought out Mideast policy and 47 percent do not. The piece warns of a two front war and growing anti Arab hostility.
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