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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2001
Page
4
The piece argues that changing American childhoods affect adult life, noting reduced parental time, passive learning, fast food, and family stress. It highlights schools’ self esteem emphasis, zero tolerance rules, and lawsuits over students grading one another’s papers, possibly undermining core teaching tasks.
The Today in History feature recalls July 24 1969 when Apollo 11 astronauts returned from the first lunar mission while noting the 1783 date of Bolivar’s birth and other year facts. The Associated Press entry marks the day as the 205th day of 2001 with 160 days remaining.
Roswell attorney John F Russell for Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District sought a pretrial conference before District Judge Paul Snead over water rights of the Mescalero Apache on the Hondo Stream. Assistant AG Richard Sims questioned adjudicating US and tribal rights in that matter. Billy Elijah won Pack 10 Pinewood Derby. Nancy Lopez placed second to Debbie Massey in a 36 hole Broadmoor Ladies Invitational in Colorado Springs.
The governor campaigns for a $73 million tax cut rejected in 2001 as New Mexico faces a slowing economy and eroding oil and gas revenues. Legislative leaders blame Johnson for vetoing capital-outlay projects, while the looming 60 day and short sessions limit further action.
Winston Churchill returns to the White House in memory of World War II with a bronze bust in the Oval Office. President George H. W. Bush welcomed the loan as a symbol of leadership while recounting Churchill’s wartime rapport with Roosevelt and their shared alliance against the Axis.
The piece reflects on Katharine Graham as a mythic leader of journalism, noting her wealth, family, and influence at the Washington Post. It contrasts admired traits with her trial by tragedy, and muses on mortality, aging, and the nature of heroic public figures.
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