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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2011
Page
5
Letter outlines cause and effect of the Great Recession stressing poor regulation, credit tightening, and mass layoffs. Advocates targeted stimulus to revive construction, protect public workers, and boost tax revenues while criticizing deficit hawks and tax cuts for the wealthy.
A Roswell resident responds to a letter defending a proposed chain link fence around Spring River Golf Course. He admits calling Parks and Recreation to complain about dog walks at dusk and clarifies his dog is a leashed French Bulldog that cannot swim. He praises the historic district and Cahoon Park and notes he picks up litter and enjoys walking despite the move from Boston.
A grateful note credits Make-A-Wish New Mexico for enabling a family vacation due to medical travel limits. The writer thanks wish coordinator Jamie Schwebach and wish grantor Joe Vargas for planning, questions, and a send off dinner, and acknowledges donors and services including Golden Corral, a limo provider, and Jonathan Entzminger in Roswell.
Richard J. Cibak of Roswell argues that partisan politics, mismanagement, and rising costs have drained government efficiency. He urges term limits, fair taxation, and real political finance reform to end career politicians and corporate influence.
Thank you to Daily Record for dinner coverage, excel lent article and photos. Gratitude also to Imagine That Scrapbooking for Gabby Disney theme keepsake. Appreciation to family friends neighbors and Dr Liakos Jr at BCA for care and prayers.
The Daily Record invites letters meeting guidelines and requires writer name address and phone for publication verification or contact. Letters may be unsigned if sent by email, but libelous or tasteless messages, business attacks, or active court cases will be barred. Limit about 600 words. editors may reject any letter and print up to two per month per writer.
The guidance discusses choosing prolapse treatment with a physician, considering physical therapy, biofeedback or electrical stimulation, and possibly surgery. It advises bringing a trusted person, questioning the doctor about test results and reasons for not proceeding, and seeking a second opinion if needed. Dr. Peter H. Gott is cited as a retired physician and author.
Maggie Gallagher argues that the Justice Department’s reversal on defending DOMA shifts responsibility to the House and boosts chances at the Supreme Court. She credits Speaker Boehner for a defender of marriage and recalls remarks by Rep. Trent Franks criticizing the president’s politically driven decision. Gallagher notes NGO involvement and cites libertarian scholar Epstein on collusive litigation concerns.
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