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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 2001
Page
4
A Christmas message urges families to cherish time together amid loss from the Sept. 11 attacks and ongoing wars. The Daily Record staff take Christmas Day off to spend with loved ones, inviting readers to pause and make memories despite busy schedules.
A Roswell reader echoes Cal Thomas, criticizing conservative Christians for neglecting acts of charity while praising liberal Christians for social justice. The letter condemns harsh attitudes toward critics of Clinton and his wife, ending with Amen.
A reader thanks Pecos Trails bus service and Handi Van door-to-door service in a signed letter to The Daily Record. The paper explains submission rules: letters must include writer address and phone, limited to 300 words, signed by up to two people, monthly limit, and that unread letters may be rejected or not returned.
The Bureau of Land Management plans to lower fence panels on local ranches to allow antelope research. A Plains Theatre concession stand at 112 North Main burned down, with Jim Arnott stating damage estimates are unavailable. Fire Marshal Richard Skinner found no cause for the blaze at the Starlite Twin Drive-In storage area.
The piece notes roadside crosses called descansos across New Mexico. Colorado demands removal, while New Mexico preserves and catalogs memorials during road widenings. Gov Johnson and Secretary Rahn push careful relocation, storing, and replanting crosses along U.S. 550 and U.S. 70 to honor deceased drivers.
U S leaders debate next targets after Afghanistan as Bush advisers pressure for further action. Powell advocates restraint while Don ald Rumsfeld pushes hard line on capturing or killing al Qaida and ousting Taliban. Pope John Paul II cautions that legitimate self defense must avoid excessive force.
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