NYSE aims to dictate news drawing fire from critics
The Detroit News argues against NYSE proposed rules requiring disclosure of analyst stock ownership and firm conflicts in interviews. The editorial says the plan chills access to information, tramples First Amendment rights, and would push firms to halt interviews. The SEC should reject the policy as overreach.
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Readers dispute Roswell High bond article portrayal
Dear Editor letters defend Goddard High School students from being misrepresented in a November 21 report titled Rodriguez urges voters to approve bond issue. Writers deny any Roswell High student threat remark and cite concerns over teacher student ratios and adequate individual attention.
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Combining Schools Bad Idea At Goddard High
Charee Savedra from Goddard High School argues against merging the local high schools citing crowded classrooms longer bus rides and higher transportation costs. She urges non supporters to attend all meetings to participate in the decision.
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Roswell Elks Name Teenagers of the Month
Roswell Elks honor Ray Acosta and Eva Lynn Sharp of Dexter as Teenagers of the Month. Marilynn Diane Gay of Roswell wed Joe Wayne Montgomery in Las Cruces. Jacklyn Taylor of Roswell becomes engaged to UNM student Preston Dennard.
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Johnson's uninsured motorist crackdown begins in New Mexico
As Gary Johnson neared the end of his term, he announced letters to 30,000 uninsured vehicle owners warning them to insure or risk license registration loss. Insurance officials cite high uninsured rates, fraud, and rising costs, while officials note insured drivers pay higher rates due to uninsured drivers.
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Bush Aides Push Privacy Invasion Fears Amid Surveillance Plans
Opinion criticizes Washington for expanding state snooping under TIPS and TIA. It recalls the TIPS proposal and praises public outcry while warning about the Pentagon led database project guided by John Poindexter. It questions the gain and suits of a reemergent security apparatus.
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UAL and New York Struggle With Economic Rules
The piece argues that airlines and cities must follow basic economic rules where costs are covered by income and monopolistic control of public facilities is illegal. It notes UAL’s bid for a federal loan guarantee was denied, contrasting with prior government aid to other industries. It also discusses NYC Mayor Bloomberg’s stance on a transit strike, the Taylor Law limits, and Albany’s role, with UAL in Chapter 11 facing possible Chapter 7 outcomes unless cost cuts reduce expenses.
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