Government urges personal responsibility in new dietary guidelines
Government health officials unveil guidelines urging fewer calories and more fruits and vegetables with 30 to 90 minutes of daily exercise. Experts note behavior change hinges on individual choice, not policy, and warn Americans must act to reduce obesity and related diseases.
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Letter to the editor questions libel in 2005 critique of 2000 election
Carroll M. Teague of Roswell disputes a letter calling the 2000 Florida result and Ohio voting machines fraudulent. He argues exit polls mislead, rejects the harsh personal accusations against the president, and questions libel as a possible remedy.
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Goddard High names January scholars and scholarship winner
Goddard High School announces sophomore Tom Christian as Hugh O'Brien Scholarship recipient. Christina is noted as Dorothy K. Boharski's Roswell grandson. January Student of the Month is Porter Cutrell, son of Leonard E. and Mrs. Cutrell of Roswell.
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Roswell
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Leonard E. Cutrell
Lessons in lobbying learned in Santa Fe
A veteran Santa Fe lobbyist revises a humor filled column into a training talk for the New Mexico Association of Commerce and Industry. He warns first time lobbyists of the realities they will face at the legislature with six example adventures from snow blocked arrivals to crowded caucuses and surprising alliance politics.
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Gary Kilpatric
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Freedom and liberty in American political history
The text traces how American leaders from Kennedy and Reagan to Bush framed freedom as a universal aim. It notes evolving isolationist and interventionist impulses, the necessity of exporting freedom to combat global threats, and quotes stressing that liberty requires active effort and responsibility for both domestic and international futures.
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Iraq Vote Looms as Risks Mount in Baghdad Bombings
Amid deadly Baghdad bombings a national election looms for Iraq to form a 275 member National Assembly. The vote tests Bush's democracy plan as Pentagon and state players weigh security, constitution drafting, and timing for troop withdrawal. Experts warn turnout and governance will shape legitimacy.
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