Christmas card request to Assurance Home in Roswell
Letter from Assurance Home for Children in Roswell asks readers to mail Christmas cards to its residents at 1000 East 18th Street, noting many youths lack family support during holidays. Executive director Ron Malone expresses gratitude and holiday cheer.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Ron Malone
Assurance Home For Children
Pecos Valley
Vern Stahl
Jesus Christ
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Balderston Chosen as Roswell Police Chief
In a January 1 appointment John Balderston becomes chief of the Roswell Police Department. A letter writer praises Balderston as a resident, capable officer and notes two deputy chiefs were strong contenders. The writer encourages department members to aim for advancement despite the outside hire.
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John Balderston
Roswell
Balderston
No Respect for Law Roams Roswell Neighborhood
A visitor notes frequent stop sign violations at Westover Drive Hondo Drive and East Fourth Street and observes cars parking on the wrong side. The writer questions local respect for traffic laws and suggests this behavior may influence outsiders considering relocation to Roswell.
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Global data surveillance sparks civil liberties clash
Thomas cites plans for a 2007 upgrown U S data system that would monitor travel to risky areas, emails, fund transfers and even anthrax treatments while gun buyers records stay shielded. NRA and Ashcroft oppose, calling it a sweeping electronic dragnet and a threat to civil liberties.
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Phil Kent
Southeastern Legal Foundation
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Washington Times
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Helen Thomas
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Hearst Newspapers
Pressure and bargaining in airline labor unrest
A 2002 Universal Press Syndicated column argues that pilots and flight attendants can pressure for wage rules only through market forces. It notes unions like the Transport Workers Union and political leaders in New York face public pressure before decisive actions, warning that a strike is unlikely without lawful alignment and public messaging.
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Transport Workers Union
Remembering Margarita Gonzalez A Loving Mother Remembered
On November 20 2002 Margarita Gonzalez died after a long battle with Alzheimer's. Her family thanks Michelle Clark for nursing care and kindness through sleepless nights and moments of need. They also thank David Clark Inez Mendoza and the fire department and EMTs for swift loving support.
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Michelle Clark
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Inez Mendoza
On This Day Historic Highlights December 12
On December 12 notable events include Pennsylvania ratifying the U S Constitution in 1787, Joseph Rainey becoming the first Black lawmaker sworn into Congress in 1870, the Katzenjammer Kids debut in 1897, Mona Lisa recovered in 1913, Boy Town founder Edward Flanagan in 1917, Panay sinking in 1937, UMW withdrawal in 1947, Kenya’s independence in 1963, Sara Jane Moore’s guilty plea in 1975, Arrow Air crash in 1985, and Bush’s presidency in 2000.
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South Carolina
U.S. House of Representatives
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New York Journal
Florence
Italy
Louvre Museum
Paris
Edward Flanagan
Boys Town
Omaha
Neb
U.S
Panay
China
Yangtze River
Japan
United Mine Workers Union
American Federation of Labor
Kenya
Britain
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
San Francisco
Arrow Air
Gander
Newfoundland
U.S. Supreme Court
Florida
George W. Bush
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