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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 2010

Page

4

Downwinders and legends shaped by Billy the Kid and Trinity

A reflection on Billy the Kid’s death controversy and the 1945 Trinity nuclear test near Alamogordo. The piece notes claims of potential misidentity, brushes with pardon debates, and renewed interest by Gov Richardson. It also covers long running health studies, radiation exposure, and a new Alamogordo Daily News series.

Santa FE New Mexico Pat Garrett Billy the Kid Trinity Site Alamogordo Los Alamos Washington, D.C London Potsdam Moscow Garrett Brushy Bill Roberts Tom Mabry Mabry Roberts Robert Billy Lincoln County Sheriffs Department Bill Richardson Lew Wallace Gale Cooper Joe Micalizzi TheMotion- Picture.com Hindustan Times India the Times Gov. Richardson Texas Daily Express England Trinity Nevada Jay Miller la Tusa Capitol Hotmail

Editorial: Gates media policy risks stifling military openness

The editorial argues Gates new DoD media policy, requiring Pentagon clearance for interviews, will curb outreach by officers worldwide and hamper public access to military information. It links timing to McChrystal scandal and says the policy worsens embarrassment rather than preventing it.

U.S. Department of Defense Stanley McChrystal Rolling Stone Defense Robert Gates McChrystal Gates Pentagon Washington Department of Defense

Cuba prisoner release seen as limited gesture amid pressure

The pledge to free 52 political prisoners is welcomed as a positive step but viewed as unlikely to indicate a fundamental shift in Fidel and Raul Castro's rule. The Cuban government is framed as using prisoners as bargaining chips amid economic strain and policy moves by the United States and EU. The Catholic Church earns credit for negotiations and is urged to continue advocating for prisoners and families.

Cuba U.S Fidel Raul Castro European Union

Beta blockers explain how they affect heart and conditions

Beta blockers or beta adrenergic blocking agents reduce high blood pressure by blocking epinephrine effects that stimulate the heart. They slow the heartbeat and calm vascular responses, with some affecting only the heart and others impacting both heart and blood vessels. They treat arrhythmias heart attack migraine hyperthyroidism and more but are not commonly used for asthma due to risk of attacks. Side effects include insomnia low mood shortness of breath and temporary cholesterol rise.

DR. Gott Reader

Obama Press Briefing Fails to Endorse Boy Scouts Support

At a June 29 White House briefing Robert Gibbs sidestepped questions about the White House stance toward the Boy Scouts following a Philadelphia City Council nondiscrimination ruling. Gibbs claimed ignorance of the case details, suggesting a distancing stance from the BSA despite Obama’s honorary president role. The piece notes coverage of First Things praising the Boy Scout Handbook as highly influential in American conservative thought.

Obama Boy Scouts of America White House Robert Gibbs BSA U.S Barack Obama Gibbs Philadelphia WorldNetDaily Lester Kinsole Kinsolving U.S. District Court For Pennsylvania Boy Scouts Lester Nonpartisan Research and Education Institute First Things America

Officer Named Roswell Officer of the Month

Officer Linda Roush of Roswell Police Department earned Officer of the Month honors. Born in Portales she began in law enforcement at 17 as a dispatcher for Portales and Clovis, later joining Roswell and advancing to field training officer. Vernie Marie Halverson of Roswell retires after 27 years in anesthesia practice.

Linda Roush Roswell Roush Portales Clovis RPD

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