New Year Reflections Promise Hope and Resolve for 2002
The piece salutes the arrival of 2002 after a year marked by tragedy and courage. It urges personal responsibility, kindness, loyalty to country, and faith while inviting readers to join in resolutions to make the year better than 2001.
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Vasquez letter right on Dear Editor Don't Divide Community
Reader praises Cissy Vasquez for a timely letter in the Roswell Daily Record and calls for accountability from Bobby Villegas to the School Board. Sam A. Moorhead endorses the views and urges an apology and forgiveness from the board members.
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Roswell
Nancy Lopez Elementary Receives 15 Computers Donation
The Social Security Administration donated 15 computers to Nancy Lopez Elementary for student use. Officials report installation of learning programs and daily student access to the Internet on the machines.
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Local Students Earn College Placements and Honors
Twenty five years ago on January 1 1977 two students were accepted by the Phoenix Institute of Technology Larry W Fitts of 306 Swinging Spear and Malcolm B Gwinn Route 1. Joe Perez son of Mr and Mrs M A Perez 1612 S Jackson Drive was selected for the Leakey Leadership Lab at Baylor Waco Texas. Sherry Shaw magna cum laude graduate Texas Tech University Lubbock daughter of Mr and Mrs George Blevins 2206 S Union was honored for academic achievement.
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Texas Tech University
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George Blevins
S. Union
New Mexico official warns on global warming risks
Bill Turner, New Mexico natural resource trustee, voices urgency over climate change effects. He cites earlier springs and longer falls, increased Rio Grande evaporation, and growing conflicts among water agencies. He notes the need for coordinated action despite political hurdles and calls the Berlin conference a warning for policy makers.
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ABM treaty exit sparks debate on world safety
Washington column argues the United States risks global security by withdrawing from the 1972 ABM Treaty under President Bush. It cites Einstein, Bolton's anti treaty stance, and fears of ultranationalism while urging congressional consultation and renewed commitment to collective security with Russia and China.
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Bush shifts on nation building amid Afghan focus
The article traces how presidents switch foreign policy stances, noting Bush’s shift from campaign rhetoric against nation building to using force in Afghanistan after 9/11. It compares past reversals by Clinton, Kennedy, Nixon, and Reagan, highlighting how leaders adapt amid security crises and global intervention debates.
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