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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 2001

Page

4

No justification for violence by liberation movements

Guest Editorial argues that while self liberation is recognized, attacks harming civilians undermine the Palestinian cause by feeding global terrorism stigma. It cautions that such acts hinder U S efforts by Burns and Zinni to secure a cease fire and urges Israel to break the violence cycle amid international pressure.

U.S William Burns Anthony Zinni Israel Jordan

Israeli strike on Arafat headquarters signals Sharon aims

The Ramallah missile attack on Yasser Arafat’s headquarters heightened Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s evident intent. Arafat remains physically and politically constrained, reliant on Israeli permission for movement, amid coalition tensions over cabinet composition and a cautious stance against killing Arafat. The leader’s death would not solve Israel’s security dilemma and could trigger further upheaval.

Gaza City Yasser Arafat Ramallah Ariel Sharon Arafat Jerusalem Labour Party Sharon Mr. Arafat Israel

Letters Call Out School Board Member Over Rehire Vote

A reader condemns school board member Rusty Ryan for blocking the rehire of Superintendent Amarate Fresquez and accuses him of pushing jingoistic slogans for school buildings. The letter asks whether tar and feathering would be illegal today.

Rusty Ryan Amarate Fresquez

Today in History December 10 highlights select events

Highlights mark key moments on this date including Jane Addams sharing the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931, Luther burning papal edicts in 1520, statehood for Mississippi in 1817, Wyoming women’s suffrage in 1869, and other notable 20th century milestones. The list spans 1520 to 1964 and notes Oslo and Paris events.

Jane Addams Martin Luther Mississippi Wyoming Paris Theodore Roosevelt U.N. General Assembly Martin Luther King Jr Oslo Norway

Dusty Davis Named NJCAA All American for 1976

New Mexico Military Institute center Dusty Davis, a two year starter and 1975 honorable mention All American, was named to the 1976 NJCAA All American Team. He follows Ricky Smallwood as Broncos honored. Also this week San Jose dedicates the Main Street Mural as a Bicentennial project, painted by Leona Mills Head, daughter of Barney and [unnamed] Mills. mural measures 125 by 16 feet and is among the largest of its kind.

New Mexico Military Institute Bronco Lefty Stecklein Dusty Davis National Junior College Athletic Association Bronco Ricky Smallwood Main Street San Jos Leona Mills Barney Mills W. Deming

Santa Fe Adopts Prairie Dog Relocation Ordinance

Santa Fe City Council unanimously approves an ordinance requiring developers with more than one lot to hire city certified trappers to relocate prairie dogs to city approved sites. Fines reach 500 dollars per day, with relocation costs estimated at 1500 to 3000 dollars per colony and a 1500 dollar cap for affordable housing projects.

Santa FE Rio Grande

Wealth and politics mix in class warfare critique

A 1961 Broadway ditty prompts reflection on Democ rats versus Republicans as a recession and tax cuts spark blame games. The author argues rich spend and hire, while media and policy shape public perception, noting NYT reports of job losses among service workers post 9 11 and the paradox of spending cuts versus tax breaks.

New York Times New York City The Times

Every Passenger Becomes an Air Marshal in War on Terror

Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge declares airline passengers are frontline defenders against hijackers. He recalls Flight 93 courage and urges Americans to act with resolve, saying the nation is at war and personal bravery is required.

Washington Homeland Security Tom Ridge Pennsylvania Ridge United Flight 93 Newark San Francisco bin Laden Al-Qaida World Trade Center Pentagon Flight 93

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