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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2001
Page
5
A reader urges replacing a public school slogan with United We Stand, arguing for focus on love and community. The letter references Jesus teachings, Sept 11 tragedy, and proclaims support for national unity under God with liberty and justice for all.
Holt Williamson of Roswell writes celebrating Marta Strzyzewski as Miss New Mexico and praises her beauty talent and immigrant background. He notes her education at NMMI and University of New Mexico and predicts future achievements while praising national representation and God Bless America.
The Roswell Municipal Court offers an amnesty for outstanding warrants for failing to pay fines. Contempt charges will be dismissed and 50 percent of the fine will be suspended. The move comes as Judge Hector Pineda, rumored to run for mayor, eyes future political timing.
Cal Thomas argues the United States should diplomatically and militarily back Israel against terrorism, suggesting oil cuts and self reliance, while condemning Hamas leader statements and the killings of youths in Gaza as part of a broader war on terrorism.
The text argues that captured terrorists pose greater danger than common criminals and should be held to protect public safety, noting secret testimony may occur for national security and contrasting civilian judges with military commissions. It ends with a contact line for Roger Hernandez.
A reader urges Roswell citizens to take a page from Green Bay and buy into Nova BUS to gain say in decisions. They compare community ownership to Packers history and propose citizen involvement to influence leadership.
Fifty years after Pearl Harbor on December 7 1941 attacks hit American and British holdings in the Pacific at Pearl Harbor. Delaware ratified the Constitution in 1787 and John Adams became president in 1796.
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