Move Toward Normal Ties With Vietnam Embrace Embassies
A guest editorial urges the United States and Vietnam to upgrade liaison offices in Hanoi and Washington to full embassies to advance political, trade, and investment relations. It notes lingering U.S. domestic opposition and recalls the 16 month old Senate vote to lift the embargo, arguing national interest and regional progress justify progress.
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Public forum letter policy overview from The Daily Record
The Daily Record publishes signed letters with a mailing address and a phone number not published. Letters must avoid libelous content, poor taste, court-case focus, political candidate endorsement, boycotts, or false claims. Space limits restrict to 300 words, no more than two signers, and one letter per month. unpublished letters may not be acknowledged or returned. The paper may reject any letter.
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Day in history highlights from July 3, 1995
Notable events dated July 3 include Gettysburg 1863 victory, Quebec founded 1608, Washington takes command 1775, Idaho statehood 1890, Santiago harbor victory 1898, Veterans Administration creation 1930, Minsk recapture 1944, Korea clash 1950, Algeria independence 1962, Jim Morrison death 1971, Entebbe rescue 1976, Statue of Liberty relighting 1986, Moscow critique of reform 1987, and multiple crashes. Notable birthdays include Ken Russell, Pete Fountain, Tom Stoppard, Betty Buckley, Duvalier, Laura Branigan, Tom Cruise. Thought for Today by Robert G. Ingersoll.
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Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Texas
Pete Sampras
Goran Ivanisevic
Ken Russell
Pete Fountain
Tom Stoppard
Betty Buckley
Life
Jean-Claude Duvalier
Laura Branigan
Tom Cruise
Hope
Robert G. Ingersoll
Roswell Boys Club runners-up in Carlsbad boxing meet
On July 3, 1970 Roswell Boys Club earned runner-up honors at a boxing match in Carlsbad. The team included Keith Bradley David Sena Tony Barela Dean Doram Chris Flores Jr Phil Sigala Ernie Fresquez and Raymond Baca. Harold DeShurley accepted the gavel from retiring Roswell Rotary Club President Dick Mulkey. Kirstin Simmons a Swedish exchange student told Roswell Rotarians goodbye.
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Phil Sigala
Ernie Fresquez
Raymond Baca
Harold DeShurley
Roswell Rotary Club
Dick Mulkey
Kirstin Simmons
Sweden
Roswell Rotarians
Rooster pulls ignite New Mexico spotlight
A lengthy editorial defends rooster pulls at Pueblo feast days in New Mexico against animal rights protests sparked by the Pocahontas premiere. It notes tourism impacts, cultural claims, and questions government role while arguing for local tradition to persist if public interest wanes.
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United Poultry Concerns
Potomac
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Pocahontas
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Rush Limbaugh
Lisa Jennings
Sangre de Cristo Animal Protection Group
Earth
Kerrey Fears D C Shortsightedness On Entitlement Crisis
Senator Bob Kerrey recounts wartime moral choices and warns Washington ignores Medicare Social Security erosion as deficits threaten benefits. He condemns political cowardice and Backed entitlement reform, opposing a flag burning amendment while urging long term fiscal responsibility.
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Ed Henry
Consumer and business outlook diverges in new economy
Consumers and businesses show diverging views as surveys reveal weaker consumer confidence while executives remain optimistic. Downsizing and skills mismatches push workers into lower paid services, with job growth not matching business expansion, amid global competition and shifting structural changes shaping the economy.
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