Santa Fe Railway’s New Mexico Ties Through History and Travel
A broad survey of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway highlights its origins, regional impact in New Mexico and northern Arizona, and enduring legacy in architecture, branding, and tourism. It notes towns founded by the railroad, Big employees in New Mexico, and iconic trains like the Chief El Capitan Ranger and Scout. The piece also mentions cultural events, book reviews, and local library programs tied to rail heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Robert Strein
John Vaughn
C. Fenton Richards, Jr
Kansas
Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway
Bnsf Railway
Lake Michigan
Pacific
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Railroad
Santa Fe Railway
Rosie Klopfer
Roswell
Fred Harvey
Southwestern Pueblo
Mission
Raton
Las Vegas
Lamy
Vaughn
Clovis
Alvarado
Albuquerque
New
Chief
Ranger
Scout
Northern
Roswell Club Calendar Packed With Community Meetings
Roswell events list a full day of group activities from Alcoholics Anonymous and TOPS to Lions, Kiwanis, and the Roswell Refuge. Includes Mahjong at the Roswell Adult Center, Pride O Lions at Chew's West, and a Pecos Valley Kennel Club gathering at the Roswell Adult Center. Calls for intake, contacts, and venue details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
Church of Christ
Country Club Road
Hi-Hopes
E. Chisum St
Roswell Christian Women
Sally Port Inn
N. Main St
Alcoholics Anonymous Women
Serenity Club
E. Bland St
Dry Harbor Club
E. van Buren St
Kiwanis Club
Kwan den
W. Second
Missouri Ave
Roswell
Bank of America
Happy Hour
W. College Blvd
Fourth St
Pride O' Lions
Chew's
ACBL
Petroleum
First St
Margaret Rodrigues
IMA
Challenger Loop
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Pecos Valley
Sara Brinegar
Pecos Valley Society of Model Trainmen
New Mexico State Fairgrounds
Elks Lodge
Richardson Ave
Assumption Catholic Church
Kentucky Ave
Valentine play staged by Roswell Girl Scouts mothers
The Girl Scouts of America in Roswell will present a Valentine's play at 5 30 p m tonight. The event organized by Council and held at the Girl Scout Service Center 1805 West College Blvd aims to entertain attendees and honor participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of America
Roswell
Girl Scout Service Center
W. College Council
Honor Blvd
Hondo Announces Honor Roll Across Grades
Hondo Valley Public Schools releases second nine weeks and first semester honor lists. Names across third through senior levels include Esther Gonzales, Ralph Miranda, Tito Montoya, Jamie Garcia, Tiffany Sanchez, Harmony Haun, Jack ie Chavez, Stefanie Archuleta, and other students earning A and B honor rolls and Superintendent's List.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hondo Valley Public Schools
Esther Gonzales
Ralph Miranda
Tito Montoya
Maria Rodriguez
Anthony Valdes
Marilea Schmid
Jasmine Candelaria
Mathew Hernandez
Collete Lopez
Tonee Montoya
Angela Prudencio
Dedra Romero
Dorotea Salcido
Tiffany Sanchez
Jamie Garcia
J. C. Yocum
Harmony Haun
Samantha Gomez
Santanna Gonzales
Melanie Miranda
Lauren Richardson
Jackie Chavez
Randi Gomez
Sara Romero
Dominic Ortega
Pamela Fietek
Stefanie Archuleta
Sarah Sanchez
Karyn Gomez
Carlos Miranda
Fabien Sanchez
Belinda Aragon
Stephanie Gomez
Victor Valdes
Criselda Hernandez
Chancl Lopez
Ryan Miranda
Celena Sanchez
Collette Lopez
D’edra Romero
Camille Sandoval
Leticia Vazquez
Brian Aragon
Janis Gonzales
Brenda Lucero
Cody Posey
Trisha Yocum
Justine Candelaria
Angelic Garcia
Viviana Garcia
Pancho Ontiveros
Maegan Parmley
Randy Fietek
Idalia Lerma
Eva Ontiveros
Joe Laitin remembered journalist who shaped White House coverage
The 2002 Hearst Newspapers obituary recalls Joe Laitin a versatile Washington veteran. He mentored peers and crafted iconic lines for NASA and Apollo missions while guiding readers as an ombudsman and editor. He influenced coverage of Johnson era politics and White House reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Laitin
Johnson
Helen Thomas
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Frank Borman
Borman
Christine
Joe
Heaven
Earth
Neil Armstrong
The
Washington Post
Hearst
Jesus Christ
Washington
Hollywood
Marlene Dietrich
Hearst Newspapers
Jurist Bias and Jury Role in Capital Cases Debate
The piece discusses a man pleading guilty to a firearm violation and bomb possession with a 10 year cap, a judge enhancing the sentence due to racial bias, and Justice Scalia’s stance on jury sovereignty. It questions voir dire to probe juror faith in capital punishment and ponders the effect of jury driven decisions on executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Apprendi
Scalia
Justice Scalia
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James Polk
U.S
Mathew Brady
NMMI
Roswell Youth
RHS
Terry Reddoch
RHS Cuettes
SOY Mariachi
Enchanters
Santa Fe Southwestern
Cate Bridge
Roswell Adult Center
Narcotics Anonymous
Ruohonen
E. Wells St
RIAC
Hondo
Thomas
UPI
Alvin Spivak
Spivak
Buckley
Universal Press Synd
Www
Amhrt.org
Iemsuy
O Suunto Winn
Charles Barry Townsen
David Coutsor
Dabbles L.timmberlin
Sueyry
Bonn
Pyew
Umog
Ssasdy
Imperial Palace
Kremlin Palace
Eunnetsy
Uutyoo
Puebug
eIssny
Ueder
Wemsay
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