Roswell Library celebrates New Mexico centennial with varied resources
The Roswell Public Library showcases its Southwestern collection on New Mexico with books on history culture geography and paths to literacy. Programs include Happy Birthday story times polar adventure crafts e reader bootcamps and a January February Fast Forward training open house and a Books Again sale aiding library funding.
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Clovis Man
Rocky Mountain Ranges
Roswell Public Library
U.S
New Mexico Magazine
el Palacio Magazine
The
Museum of New Mexico Magazine
New Mexico Historical Review
Nancy Schumer
James
Gordon Campbell
Jerry Griffith
Dr. Seuss
Clifford
Fast Forward
New Mexico and
Community Action Agency of
Southern New Mexico
Roswell
Friends of the Library
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Today in History highlights from January 3
This AP recap marks January 3, 2012 as the date’s anniversary. It lists key historical events from 1959 Alaska’s statehood to 1993 treaty signings and notable birthdays and thoughts for the day. It notes Washington’s Princeton victory, Oswald’s killer Jack Ruby’s death, and other milestones across U.S. history.
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Alaska
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Martin Luther
Leo X
George Washington
Princeton
N.J
Georgia
Fort Pulaski
Joseph E. Brown
Delaware House
Senate
U.S. Post Office
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
White House
United States
Cuba
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Joy Adamson
Vatican
George H.W. Bush
Boris Yeltsin
Moscow
Robert Torricelli
Tohr-Ih-Sel'ee
D-N.j
Alabama
Iraq
Associated Press
Crescent Security
Kuwait
Jerry Brown
California
Cornelius Dupree Jr
Texas
Lloyd
George Martin
Robert Loggin
Dabney Coleman
Betty Rollin
Bobby Hull
van Dyke Parks
Stephen Stills
John Paul Jones
Led Zeppelin
Victoria Principal
Mel Gibson
Shannon Sturges
James Carter
Nichole Nordeman
Jason Marsden
Danica McKellar
Nicholas Gonzalez
Kimberley Locke
Eli Manning
Nash Overstreet
Hot Chelle (Shel) Rae
Alex D. Linz
J.R.R. Tolkien
Heart disease prevention tips for women from Dr Komaroff
Dr Komaroff outlines preventive steps for women including maintaining a healthy BMI, controlling blood pressure and cholesterol, managing blood sugar with diet and exercise, and seeking screening for low mood. He notes past recommendations like vitamin E and aspirin are uncertain and mentions hormone therapy as controversial.
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Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
Askdoctork
Policy for Letters to the Daily Record
The Daily Record outlines submission rules for letters to the editor requiring writer name address and telephone number for verification. Letters must be signed if not sent by email, under 600 words, legible, and may be rejected for libelous or poor taste content or if they concern active civil cases. Up to two letters monthly per writer may be printed and the paper may eject letters at its discretion.
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The
Daily Record
Voter ID Debate Across States Draws Party Lines
Cal Thomas surveys new voter identification laws in South Carolina Kansas Texas Wisconsin and more noting they require photo ID with limited exceptions. He argues voter fraud concerns justify IDs while criticising Democrats for alleged eligibility abuses and praising voter ID as nondiscriminatory.
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South Carolina
Justice Department
Brennan Center For Justice
New York University School of Law
Justice
Brennan Center
Kansas
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Wisconsin
Haley
Joe Wilson
Cal Thomas
Tribune Media Services
Kenmore Ave
Buffalo
N.Y
Tribune.com
Tribune Media Services, Inc
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