Values and family breakdown strain American society
A reflective piece argues that violence stems from deeper decay in family structures and community civility. It notes single parenthood, poverty, and lack of extended support as key factors while urging government action only peripherally and emphasizing internal, community, and personal renewal as the path to restoring values and life significance.
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Clinton
America
Public trash cans blamed as unsafe eyesore
A reader blasts city public trash cans for dangerous alley use. The writer claims trucks dump waste, spills cover alleys, neighbors refuse cleanup, and large-item pickups fail, calling it unsafe progress.
Local Students Named to Who's Who and Society Installations
Jan 6 1969 Joe Tydlaska Jr of the College of the Southwest earned inclusion in the 1968-69 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Roswell Chapter No 10 Order of the Eastern Star installed Bertha Goldston and George Davis as Worthy Matron and Patron with Vera Arms Trong as Installing officer. Elizabeth Cavin and daughter hosted an announcement tea for Susan Kay English, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. English, who is to marry Douglas Nobles in June.
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Joe Tydlaska Jr
College of the Southwest
Bertha Goldston
George Davis
Roswell
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Vera W. Armstrong
Grand Jurisdiction of
New Mexico
Keystone
Clovis
Leary Hutchings Cavin
Elizabeth
Susan Kay Eenglish
Miss English
Frank A. English
Douglas Nobles
Gordon Nobles
Chavez in Albuquerque launches active mayoral era
Santa Fe Albuquerque residents witness a busy start for Mayor Martin Chavez and his wife Margaret as they openly campaign and press on major issues. Chavez seeks media savvy while Margaret plans a high profile role focusing on children and education and proposes a new city Department of Children Youth and Families.
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Santa FE
Chavez
State Fair Commission
Bruce King
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Shultz
Margaret
First Lady
City Hall
Martinique
Zeke
Department of Children, Youth and Families
Margaret Chavez
Alice King
Hillary Clinton
Robert Aragon
Bennie
Manny
Senate
Por Tem Aragon
Guns out and toys in a controversial anti handgun proposal
A commentary argues against banning handguns by toy incentives, noting New York City collected 550 guns in a week while 1,950,000 remain. It questions a universal outlaw plan and discusses gun lengths, self defense, and practicalities of shotguns in crime scenarios.
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New York City
Lawyers Lead Reform Efforts Amid Legal System Criticism
ABA President R William Ide III urges 1994 as year of change to improve access and reduce costs in a system seen as bulky and costly. The piece notes lawyer influence in health care reform debates on malpractice limits and suggests political crossfire over litigation, with Quayle and Bush advocating reform ideas.
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The
American Bar Association
United States
ABA
R. William Ide III
Atlanta
Ide
George Bush
Dan Quayle
Clinton
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Quayle
Marilyn
Clinton Health Plan
Indianapolis
U.S
America
Bush
Congress
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