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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1978
Page
4
The article surveys Dr Christiaan Barnard on euthanasia arguing it can halt suffering for those on life support. It notes medical limits, legal battles, and family toll from prolonged vegetative states, urging compassionate reflection on death as ally.
M. James Donnelly argues that the Second Amendment centers on a state militia rather than a personal right to bear arms. He cites historical context, Supreme Court rulings, and authorities like MG Fribourg to claim the right does not rest on the amendment itself and urges reconsideration of editorial conclusions.
Twenty five years ago on July 12 1953 the Elizabeth Garrett Memorial Music Library was donated to Roswell Carnegie Library. The music collection was to be disbanded by its own board turning assets over to the public library. The Garrett collection served Roswell children since 1947. Memorial Youth Center hosted the annual Chaves County Pet Show with five pet types and twenty five children honored for winning exhibits. Lions Club held regular meeting at La Cima with new committee assignments and reports from old chairmen.
The CIA recruited at least 10 of Idi Amin’s Ugandan police and intelligence agents for special training in Georgetown at an academy run under Agency for International Development cover. Trained in the Carbarn and later in other Washington facilities, these graduates returned to Uganda to torture and kill.
A Republican state senator asks the attorney general to examine the legality of the Appropriations Act language for the Employment Security Commission's Penalty and Interest Fund. The item notes a $45,100 governor program for 30 summer youths and possible expansion.
Henry J. Taylor discusses Edward Gibbon's Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire, drawing parallels to the United States. He notes Rome's republic roots, commercial growth, governance, tax issues, and eventual collapse under barbarian invasions, urging vigilance to preserve American civilization.
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