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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 2010

Page

5

Letter to the Editor criticizes Ramsar wetlands debate and voting rights

The writer disputes Keith Bell's cartoon and defends Ramsar site designations for Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge and Bottomless Lakes State Park. They argue government control, wise use philosophy, and oppose armed or vanity wars while urging informed voting in democracy. The letter contends that speculation about voting leverage is unreliable.

Keith Bell The RDR Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge Bottomless Lakes State Park Bitter Lake National Fish and Wildlife Service New Mexico Aristotle Athens Sally Hamilton Ms. Hamilton

Thoughts on voting and the none of the above option

A reader argues about voting in the recent primary amid negative campaigning. The writer references Mr Sivertson and Robert G Armstrong, supporting voting in unaffected races while criticizing the process and the lack of a none of the above option.

Sivertson Robert G. Armstrong Mr. Sivertson Armstrong

County official commends local contractor praise

Kim Chesser of Chaves County District 2 thanks the county commission for reporter coverage and publicly commends South Main Metal Building for submitting the low bid and timely work, noting the public impression about the last meeting was mistaken and emphasizing support for local business.

County Commission South Main Metal Building Kim Chesser

End of diversity programs and a call for fairer laws

The column argues that government diversity programs should end and nondiscrimination laws apply equally to blacks and whites. It recalls the postwar struggle over education and civil rights, cites Lyndon Johnson, Shirley Sherrod, and Nelson Mandela, and warns against inflaming racial tensions. Steve and Cokie Roberts are credited with contact details.

Grams Wall Street Journal Jim Webb South Shirley Sherrod Webb Lyndon Johnson Nelson Mandela White House New Black Panthers America Steve and Cokie Roberts Stevecokie Gmail United Feature Syndicate, Inc

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