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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2010
Page
4
A patriotic piece marks Independence Day and the 234 years of the United States, highlighting the Declaration of Independence as a rebirth of government for the people. It emphasizes liberty, rights, and the oath to uphold the Constitution, ending with pledges of lives and fortunes to the cause.
Dr. John W. M. Rothney of Roswell receives the Eminent Career Award from the National Vocational Guidance Association. He authored over 150 publications and taught at Harvard Wellesley College and the University of Wisconsin. David R. French of Roswell is commissioned a second lieutenant in the Air Force after Officer School at Lackland AFB and will report to Vance AFB.
Secretary of State Mary Herrera rejects nominating petitions from Greens and Libertarians, arguing parties must meet high petition thresholds to qualify. The Green and Libertarian cases involve lawsuits over ballot access and alleged bias, with party leaders citing broader impacts on voter choice and election outcomes.
Supreme Court ruling in Christian Legal Society vs Martinez holds public universities need not subsidize groups that discriminate. It confirms student activity fees may fund inclusive official status criteria while allowing groups to restrict membership to align with their beliefs. The decision raises questions about future access for various factions and faiths on campus.
Bill O'Reilly reports on a 5-4 Supreme Court decision allowing Otis McDonald of Chicago to own a handgun, while Justices Stevens Breyer Sotomayor and Ginsburg dissent. The column defends an individual right to bear arms, cites Katrina looting, and criticizes liberal justices and gun control.
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