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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 2010

Page

4

Susana Martinez Seen as GOP VP Possibility in 2012

The article notes strong national GOP interest in Susana Martinez as a potential vice presidential candidate in 2012. It compares her rising profile and fundraising to past New Mexico governors and discusses her inaugural plans and publicly stated goal of becoming president.

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Editorial: Keep it simple lame ducks

A lame duck session debate centers on whether Congress should extend Bush tax cuts and pass a continuing resolution to avert a government shutdown. President Obama pushes for new arms control with Russia and other controversial bills, while defeated Democrats urge focusing on essentials for the next Congress.

House Senate Congress Harry Reid Sen. Reid Barack Obama Russia

Thankful letter to Bill Hale for returning lost IDs

A reader thanks Bill Hale for recovering and returning a missing driver’s license and military ID found in a Home Depot parking lot on October 27 2010. The writer regrets not obtaining Hale’s contact details and asks readers to thank him.

Bill Hale Home Depot

Poll bias alleged in DOD study on Don't Ask Don’t Tell repeal

The piece argues that survey results on ending the DADT policy were skewed by methods, sample, and framing. It cites Washington Times claiming troops were led to foresee repeal and contrasts civilian housing responses with combat roles, criticizing Gates and Mullen for prioritizing job security over military needs.

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Doonesbury explains SCT lung cancer screening on TV

The reader asks about a TV program on early lung cancer detection using spiral computed tomography. The doctor describes SCT scans that rotate around the patient to produce quick three dimensional lung images and notes the National Cancer Society is conducting a study.

National Cancer Society

Ask Dr. Gorr on CT scans for lung cancer death rates

The discussion covers spiral CT versus chest X-ray for early lung cancer detection, noting that CT detects small cancers but yields many benign nodules and false positives. Biopsies, radiation, and costs are concerns, while smoking cessation remains the most effective prevention. It also points to possible clinical trials and patient support options.

United States

Roswell students named as month’s top pupils at Berrendo

Berrendo Middle School announces its students of the month. Eighth graders Greg Owens and Kim Tate. Seventh graders Kevin Ramage and Kelley Brownfield. Also noted is Patrick Florence, 1985 Roswell High School graduate, among 296 freshmen at Ripon College in Wisconsin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Florence.

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