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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2012
Page
4
A New Mexico opinion piece argues that small businesses are created by individuals and networks, not government. It cites personal anecdotes and endorses Heather Wilson and Janice Arnold-Jones for office while criticizing the president’s remarks.
The writer argues that the U S prison population has tripled and many laws and lengthy sentences erode judicial discretion. Citing China and Russia for comparison, he notes America’s 730 inmates per 100000 and the rapid addition of rules. A Iowa case shows harsh mandatory terms for old felonies despite unclear law counts.
An editorial segment questions Prime Minister Noda's push to review Japan's stance on collective self defense, warning of risks to constitutional limits and U S security cooperation. It contrasts postwar restraint with broader alliance drills and aid, urging careful debate before expanding defense roles. The second section argues against protectionist food limits amid North American droughts, crediting trade for affordability and resilience, noting higher global prices could benefit Canadian farmers while guarding consumers.
Shin splints are common in runners and cause pain along the inner lower shin. The pain can persist after exercise and even at rest. Overuse from increased training pace or distance often triggers shin splints, and tibial stress fracture must be ruled out with a bone scan if pain seems severe.
Tony Ortiz a rising Goddard High senior was chosen at the 1987 New Mexico Boys State session as one of two delegates to attend Boys Nation in July in Washington DC. Ortiz 17 son of Tony and Mrs. Ortiz of Roswell joins delegates from across the state in forming a mock government and examining federal operations.
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