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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 2002

Page

4

Roswell 2002 Outlook Promises Busy Year Ahead

Roswell experts forecast a bustling 2002 with continued war on terrorism, possible economic recovery, heated state and local races, and local development after NovaBUS closure. The Roswell Independent School District faces leadership changes with a pending recall effort, while ENMU Roswell independence unlikely to gain momentum. New businesses like Home Depot and Country Inn & Suites are expected to boost the economy.

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Daily Record Letter Policy For Submissions

The Daily Record welcomes signed letters with address and phone number. Letters must be under 300 words and signed by no more than two people. Unpublished letters are not acknowledged or returned, and writers may submit only once per month. The paper may reject any letter.

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Students Recognized By Who’s Who At ENMU

Char Fulton among ENMU students named to Who's Who for 1976 77. A $2846 donation was given to Chaves County Manager Clayton Stallings by Bitter Lake Refuge manager Barney Schranck. Army Capt Linda Mastin daughter of Col and Mrs John Mastin promoted at Fort Meade to assistant operations officer WAC recruiter for Baltimore Washington District.

Char Fulton Eastern New Mexico University M.E. Charlton S. Leagve Chaves Clayton Stallings Barney Schranck Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge Army Linda Mastin John Mastin U.S. Army Ret Trailing Heart Road Fort Meade WAC Baltimore-Washington District

Congress should stay out of stimulus and let economy improve

The piece argues Congress should not enact an economic stimulus, citing past reliance on market forces and Fed rate cuts. It claims the economy is recovering independently as new home sales and appliance demand rise, while warning against pork-barrel amendments and partisan spending. It also criticizes Senate actions on an anti-terrorism package and praises restraint.

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Today in History highlights major events on this date

On January 6 2002 the Associated Press notes historic moments including Ferdinand and Isabella entering Granada in 1492 and Henry VIII marrying Anne of Cleves in 1540. The list also recalls treaties, annexations, Aden capture, Kim Dae Jung birth in 1925 and Roosevelt's Four Freedoms speech in 1941.

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Bush faces Daschle redux in Senate clash over majority rule

President Bush returns to Washington amid ongoing terrorism war and a Senate led by Tom Daschle. Daschle demands a 60 vote super majority for votes, echoing a partisan standoff. Roosevelt and Madison are invoked to justify or challenge majority rule as a safeguard or obstacle.

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Dorsey Gamble and Carson Obelisk Mark New Mexico Legacy

In Santa Fe a yellow obelisk honors Christopher Kit Carson before the federal courthouse. The monument was funded by Stephen W. Dorsey, a former Union officer tied to railroad and post office contracts, amid star route corruption scandals. Dorsey built a Springer area mansion after a controversial Senate run and New Mexico residency.

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