Library to host Korean War talk and related programs
The Roswell Public Library will host a 2 p.m. Saturday presentation by Dewey Johnson titled Korea The Forgotten War in the Bondurant Room. The talk covers the Korean War’s origins as a police action, shifts in public perception, and honors veterans including a POW linked to Johnny Johnson's List.
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Letters to the Editor raise political and moral views in Roswell
A collection of reader letters criticizes Randle S. Easley for defending Susan Rice and Hillary Clinton and questions Benghazi details. Jay R. Smith humorously suggests Obama appointing a Benghazi ambassador, then cites Bible arguments on marriage. Yvonne Lehman cites a voting record on veterans claims funding and targets Steve Pearce’s stance on disabled veterans.
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Veteran plate delays spur vent to governor's office
A veteran laments MVD delays in renewing a veteran plate for a new vehicle and says he faced 45 minute holds and no responses from the governor's office or local officials. He notes veteran status verification and reports long wait times before Roswell MVD staff assisted him.
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Vans for Veterans Targeted in Tire and Rim Theft
Community mourns theft of four tires and rims from a veterans van used to transport wheelchair users to VA facilities. Donated vehicles rely on fuel and parts. theft increases costs and could curtail essential trips for veterans.
Stossel argues for restraint in foreign policy and aid
John Stossel contends Americans should reduce government and military involvement abroad. He criticizes exaggerated threat narratives, calls for ending taxpayer funded foreign aid, and urges private initiative in cultural influence through film music and books while noting U S power can still shape global outcomes without deploying troops. He cites post 9 11 fears and Egyptian protests to argue isolationism not neutrality.
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Doctor K Highlights Betatrophin Hope for Diabetes
Dr Komaroff notes discovery of a hormone betatrophin showing potential to aid diabetes treatment. More research in mice and humans is needed before clinical use, emphasizing the brain body’s innate healing power and urging Congressional funding support.
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Policy on Letters to the Editor at The Daily Record
The Daily Record outlines submission rules for letters to the editor requiring the writer’s full name address and telephone number for verification. Letters must be typed or printed and under 600 words. libelous or tasteless pieces or those about ongoing civil cases or businesses may be rejected. at most two letters per month per writer may be published.
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