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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2014
Page
5
Volunteers celebrate moving the UNITY Center to 108 E Bland St Roswell offering teen and young adult events with Seaway and Stick Up Kids set for July 27. Donors welcome to support the center's mission as music brings youth together.
Recalls cover Dream On Me Dinah high chairs with entrapment hazards, Deaf Sparrow cribs with detachments, Trayl TRN bikes with brake faults, Donovan bar stools with broken footrests, Tommee Tippee monitors with cord risks, Metabo grinders with switch failures, and Best Buy recalled items resold by outlets. Reports list 2,800 high chairs, 14,000 cribs, 1,800 bikes, 1,000 stools, 25,000 US and 3,500 Canada monitors, and 4,300 grinders.
The column argues that immigration policy poses a real dilemma for the nation. It frames border control as essential to prevent chaos and questions the universality of the welcome motto, noting regional divides and fears about hypocritical attitudes toward immigrants.
Dr. K explains sinusitis returns if irritants persist and allergies or diet may play a role. He suggests treating allergies, removing milk or wheat if needed, and quitting smoking. He is a physician and Harvard Medical School professor.
A reader compares the satirical film Antz to political fundraising. The letter cites Time figures suggesting Clinton fundraises reach 1.4 billion and Hillary would need 1.7 billion to run in 2016. The writer laments being an average voter in a plutocracy.
The Daily Record outlines rules for letters to the editor including required name address and phone, verification use, signed submission, and limits. It bans libelous or ill timed content and advertising attacks, notes typing legibility, word cap of 600, and a limit of two letters per month per author.
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