Looking Forward After 225 Years of American Freedom
A reflective piece celebrates the 225th Independence Birthday and urges focus on future challenges. It praises America's adaptability, warns about border issues and social problems, and argues to balance core principles with flexible methods to sustain the United States as a free nation for another 225 years.
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United States
Roswell
Sertoma Neighborhood Park Opens in Roswell
Roswell reveals Sertoma Neighborhood Park at Virginia and East Reed, a public park built by volunteers and funded by four Sertoma clubs with Tobosa Developmental Services and Chaves County. The space features new grass trees tables playground equipment and is intended to be handicapped accessible in a future phase.
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East Reed
Roswell
Sertoma
RIAC
Roadrunner
Sertoma Clubs
Tobosa Developmental Services
Chaves County
Sertomans
Tobosa
Lowell Hughes
Earl Cochran
New Mexico
Texas Tech and ENMU dean's honor roll entries from 1976
25 years ago today July 6 1976 Samuel Holt son of Curtis Holt listed on Texas Tech University spring 1976 dean's honor roll Courtney Jay daughter of Lemoine Jay named to the same honor roll at Texas Tech is also noted Howard John son of Jay John listed on Eastern New Mexico University Por tales for the 1976 spring semester all parents listed with addresses
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Samuel Holt
Texas Tech University
Curtis "Holt
W. 40Th St
Courtney Jay
Lemoine Jay
N. Richardson Ave
Howard John
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Jay John
Vanderslice Place
Santa Fe’s leftward drift sparks Cuba sister city pact
The Santa Fe city council unanimously approved a sister city relationship with Holguin Cuba despite federal restrictions. A 7-1 vote earlier declared an execution free zone, later rejected 3-2. The column notes anti nuclear and peace protests in nearby Los Alamos and Trinity Site events. Santa Fe reports luxury hotel upgrades with downtown room rates averaging 120 to 160 dollars and some suites over 500 dollars.
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Santa FE
People’s Republic of
Cuba
Fidel
Raul
Helms-Burton
Holguin
Peace Action
New Mexico
Japan
Ashley Pond
Fuller Lodge
Los Alamos
Pearl Harbor
Bataan
Peace Action Group
Trinity
ERA supporters renew push for constitutional gender equality
Supporters led by Sen. Kennedy and Rep. Maloney vow a renewed ERA drive despite a GOP led Congress. The amendment would guarantee equal rights irrespective of sex, with no set ratification deadline, yet faces tough odds after past failure to gain 38 state approvals.
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Congress
Illinois
United States
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Rep
Carolyn Maloney
D. N.Y
House
Senate
Maloney
U.S. Census Bureau
Institute For Women’s Policy Research
Lee Reflects on Independence and Gettysburg Ironies
A historical note links Lee’s July 3 reflections on independence to Gettysburg's onset. The piece defends slavery as the war’s root cause, critiques modern Confederate apologists, and cites reader letters challenging mainstream historiography.
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United States
North
Stepperson
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Southern Heritage Newsletter
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