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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1995
Page
3
A reflection warns against overreacting to the Oklahoma City bombing. It argues that civil liberties must be preserved while countering domestic terrorism. Discussion covers militia risks, gun-borne threats, and Clinton’s proposals for enhanced surveillance within constitutional bounds.
A reader chides lawmakers and Roswell officials for ignoring We the People. They argue a legislator blocked a gambling bill and a school board removed a respected superintendent, claiming personal interests override collective will nationwide.
On April 30 1970 the annual non competitive piano auditions sponsored by teachers start this Saturday with Mrs Edwin Tichener of Golden Colorado acting as adjudicator. About 120 candidates are set to participate. Melinda Erickson is named a Mortar Board member at New Mexico State University. Mrs LaNelle Jones of Eastern New Mexico University Roswell attended the fifth annual Southwest Regional Conference on English in Hobbs.
In Albuquerque a two hour session before the BRAC Commission featured Leo Marquez and Col. Charlie Thomas advocating to keep Kirtland Air Force Base. Critics argued the Air Force would shed only minor housing and facilities, costing taxpayers. Public demonstrations followed as supporters and opponents filled venues and the commission limited questions.
Washington style clash reveals Henry Foster recounting a career of high volume birth delivery 2300 annually in Alabama and rural prenatal care innovation. He recalls founding I Have a Future program at Meharry and his colleagues crediting him with expanding access and saving lives despite a difficult Senate confirmation.
The piece contends Clinton targeted hate on airwaves, likely aiming at Rush Limbaugh, though he did not name him. It recalls reactions, cites critics, and contrasts with historic warnings by Truman, noting Clinton’s strategy and the political debate over incendiary rhetoric.
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