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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 2010

Page

4

Billy the Kid Letters Face Display Decay in Santa Fe

A 1879 Billy the Kid letter to Gov. Lew Wallace, once housed in Indiana, was moved to Santa Fe for display but is deteriorating from light exposure. Historians urge preservation, offering copies while originals stay in climate control. Library of Congress and National Archives involvement follows.

Santa FE Billy the Kid Bill Richardson Susana Martinez Billy Smokey Bear Kid Lew Wallace Wallace Indiana Historical Society Indianapolis William N. Wallace Lincoln County Heritage Trust Hubbard Museum of the American West Ruidoso Gale Cooper Fray Angelico Chavez History Library Gov. Wallace Lincoln County Cooper United States Library of Congress National Archives New Mexico Alamogordo

Elizabeth Edwards dies at 61 after battle with cancer

Elizabeth Edwards, wife of former U S senator John Edwards, dies at 61 following a long cancer fight. She became a public figure through her husband’s political career and authored memoirs Saving Graces and Resilience. She supported Susan G. Komen for the Cure and shared a hopeful, faith driven message on Facebook days before her death.

Elizabeth Edwards Edwards John U.S. Senate North Carolina Elizabeth Susan G. Komen

Overspending, Tax Cuts, and a Gilded Age Debate

The piece contrasts the White House grand bargain with long term overspending, notes Irish spending cuts, and critiques liberal Democrats for debt growth. It cites Mark Twain’s Gilded Age as context while warning that short term aid and taxes foster government dependence and unsustainable debt.

White House United States

Doonesbury Debates Dr Gott on a Teen's Abdominal Pain

A reader asks why celiac disease wasn’t considered for a 15 year old with chronic abdominal pain. The column notes celiac or gluten sensitive enteropathy and explains gluten intolerance from wheat rye and barley. It also mentions gluten in vitamins and medications.

DR. Gott

Celiac Disease: Autoimmune Malabsorption Disorder Overview

Celiac is an autoimmune and malabsorption condition where gluten triggers villi destruction in the small intestine. Symptoms vary. children show weight loss and GI issues, while adults may face iron deficiency, fatigue, and bone pain. Complications include malnutrition liver disease and intestinal cancer.

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Two Soldiers Arrive for Duty in West Germany

Army Staff Sgt. Walter F. Hicks Jr. and Army Spec. 4 Jamie R. Dominguez arrive for duty with the 2nd Support Command and the 3rd Infantry Division in West Germany. Hicks is a 1973 Roswell High School graduate and a warehouse supply specialist. Dominguez is a vehicle mechanic, a 1980 Artesia High School graduate, and previously served at Fort Sill.

Army Walter F. Hicks Jr John W. Sanders 2Nd Support Command West Germany Hicks Roswell High School Jamie R. Dominguez David Dominguez Artesia 3Rd Infantry Division Dominguez Fort Sill Oklo Artesia High School

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