Yates Receives Juliette Low World Friendship Medal
Roxanne Yates of Roswell earns the Juliette Low World Friendship Medal from the Girl Scouts of the USA for outstanding international contributions through scouting. She served on the national board 1984 1993 and chairs the Our Cabana management team in Cuernavaca Mexico.
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Roswell
Girl Scouts of the USA
Juliette Low
National Board of Directors of
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Girl Scouts
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Cuernavaca
Mexico
World Centers Committee
Fred Yates
Artesia
Zia Girl Scout Council
Sarah
Becky
Amanda
Zia Council
St. Mary's Hospital Foundation
Roswell Symphony
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
United Way
Roswell Rotary Club
Roswell Symphony Foundation
VFW Contest Awards Set For Local Middle Schools
VFW Post 11384 and Ladies Auxiliary announced winners of the seventh and eighth grade essay contest on the theme Is Freedom Really Free. Jaime Gamboa of Mesa Middle School and Amanda Farmer of Sierra Middle School along with Jackie Hardcastle of Berrendo Middle School advance to the state finals in Albuquerque with local post recognition planned at spring programs.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Roswell
VFW Post 11384
Ladies Auxiliary
Jaime Gamboa
Mesa
Amanda Farmer
Sierra Middle
Jackie Hardcastle
Berrendo Middle School
Albuquerque
Roswell Bridge Club Week Winners Feb 18 23
The Roswell Unit 382 Duplicate Bridge Club announces weekly results. On Feb 19 Jim Mayo and John Yule won first in the 299er event. Feb 21 open session saw Vida Mitchell with Geneva Gardner win north south and Marion Riley with Vi Perkowski win east west. Feb 23 Nancy Lyndh and Rose Caldwell won first in the Saturday open game.
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Roswell
Ers
Jim Mayo
John Yule
Vida Mitchell
Geneva Gardner
Marion Riley
Vi Perkowski
Eastwest
Nancy Lyndh
Rose Caldwell
Gore critiques Bush Iraq policy and axis of evil label
Helen Thomas argues that Gore aligns with Bush on Iraq and warns against viewing Iran and North Korea as an axis. She questions the human cost of bombing Iraq and notes Gore’s cautious stance on civil liberties and a possible 2004 presidential run.
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Iraq
Gore
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Iran
North Korea
United States
Afghanistan
America
Tehran
Buckley Bill Aims To Reform Political Spending
The Buckley bill, born from Enron era criticism, would curb political spending while appealing to those who favor smaller government. Critics warn it could favor incumbents by fine tuning money in politics rather than reducing overall government spending. Universal Press Syndicate source notes Buckley’s stance and includes a letter to Buckley.
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Enron
Anaya Leads Stennis Group in Forward Deployment
Larry I. Anaya of Roswell heads 5,000 Sailors and Marines aboard USS John C. Stennis. The carrier, part of a battle group with seven surface ships two submarines and 70 aircraft, deployed from San Diego in late 2001 to support Operation Enduring Freedom. Others enlist include Marcelo Baeza joining the Army through Delayed Entry, Airman Christopher Martinez graduating basic training, Maria Serrano and Joshua Sorg completing basic combat training, and Joshua Terrill finishing Army basic training at Fort Sill.
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Larry I. Anaya
Roswell
America
Stennis
San Diego
Marcelo R. Baeza
United States Army
Serrano
Army Pvt
Maria Serrano
Fort Jackson
Columbia
S.C
Francisca Serrano
Hagerman
Hagerman High School
Sorg
Army National Guard
Joshua Sorg
Lori Doerhoefer
Goddard High School
Terrill Promertes
Joshua B. Terrill
Fort Sill
Lawton
Oklo
Terrill
Robertta Conder
Hobbs
Hobbs High School
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