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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2016
Page
4
A Doritos Super Bowl ad showing a fetus reacting to a chip prompts protests from abortion rights supporters. The piece discusses ultrasound laws, pregnancy decisions, and the broader debate on fetal imagery in advertising. It cites views from NARAL and public policy data on mandated sonograms and information.
The article cites hydrogeologist Lewis Land praising the Roswell Artesia groundwater basin as an ample, replenishing resource that sustains farming and ranching in Chaves County. It contrasts local water security with the Ogallala Aquifer’s rapid depletion across eight states, noting eastern New Mexico’s prospects and a planned 150‑mile pipeline from Ute Lake to Curry and Roosevelt counties.
The letter discusses NMMI and the NMMI Alumni Association dispute over agency status citing MOAs and audits. It also thanks Roswell leaders for a Feb 8 candidate forum run by the Roswell-LRAA with volunteers, sponsors, and media coverage.
A local push seeks to rename the Yucca Center in honor of Johnny Gonzales amid debate over MLK Drive and Cesar Chavez. Proponents urge appreciation of Johnny while a few council members resist replacing Dr. King and Chavez with the proposed name.
A reader denounces an Income Support Services radio ad in New Mexico Human Services calling it improper taxpayer funded political activism aimed at low information voters. The letter argues welfare departments should not engage in civic persuasion and views voting as a personal duty.
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