Is luck real or a matter of faith and effort
The author argues against luck as a force, citing quotes and views from figures like Lou Gehrig and Donald Trump. He credits hard work and divine control, suggesting replacing luck with blessings and urging readers to acknowledge God’s plan. Rick Kraft, Roswell attorney, invites reader submissions.
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Roswell Public Meeting Aims Downtown Master Plan
Thomas E. Jennings writes in Roswell endorsing the downtown master plan process. He urges city officials to seek removal of an abandoned railroad spur in East Third Fourth and Fifth streets to improve traffic and accessibility for residents businesses and visitors. The rail line is owned by Burlington Northern Santa Fe and operated by Southwestern Railroad.
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Potential Alzheimer treatment Aricept may become available
A physician notes Aricept could be an option if funded. costs at about nine dollars per pill are weighed against home health, nursing facilities, and hospital care. The piece invites readers to request the Health Report Alzheimer's Disease and mentions Dr. Peter H. Gott, his books, and his website for more information.
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Health reform repeal debate fuels polls and fear
Maria Elena Salinas argues that lawmakers face life and death questions as polls show 55 percent favor repeal and 43 percent prefer modification. She notes Hispanic health disparities and the potential gain of 9 million insured under the law, urging leaders to act on public health over politics.
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