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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2002
Page
4
The African Union born last week faces poverty, national agendas, and civil strife. Internal loyalty questions threaten early functionality, prompting calls to neutralize self serving leaders and protect continental priorities. South Africa may face resistance but must press on with reform.
African leaders formally bury the Organization of African Unity and unveil the African Union to promote economic integration and governance. They aim to fight corruption and wars while boosting development, though the continent faces AIDS and ongoing crises. The AU plans focus on safer, fairer, richer Africa before pursuing currency goals.
A letter asserts the Constitution does not imply secularism and argues against Engineering of atheistic public policy. It cites Everson 1947 Engle 1962 Zorach 1952 Abington 1963 and questions the rise of secular influence in schools.
Dorothy Barlow and Opal Lankford former Roswell Altrusa presidents will attend the international organization’s annual convention in Brighton England. Roswell Striders win first in all events across age groups at the Texas Track Meet in Plains Texas.
In Santa Fe both parties pledge clean campaigns while insiders reveal aggressive strategies. Govrace hopefuls Richardson and Sanchez prepare to deploy sharp attacks aided by top strategists like McKibben and Adair, with Dendahl defending his tactics amid party tensions.
Democrats and Republicans clash over how hard to attack corporate misbehavior as stock markets react to accounting questions. Bush and Cheney face scrutiny over oil era ties while lawmakers push a tougher code, amid fears of harming jobs and business support.
The piece argues George W. Bush passed a tactical opening on Wall Street, failing to contrast himself with Clinton’s pivot against radical rhetoric. It recalls Clinton’s Sister Soulja moment and Teddy Roosevelt era reforms as benchmarks for a tougher business stance.
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