Blame Game vs Security Posture After 9 11 Probes
The piece argues against a blame game over U S intelligence failures before 9 11. It endorses congressional scrutiny to improve warning systems and prevent future attacks, warning against politicizing the inquiry and urging focus on reforms rather than scapegoating.
Roswell Optimist Club honors law officers in May banquet
On May 11 2002 the Roswell Noon Optimist Club held a Respect for Law banquet at the Roswell Civic Center to honor peace officers from many agencies. Those named include State Police Officers Damon Talbott Robert Solis Fire Chief Louis Jones EMT Steve Lovato and Randy Houghton. The writer praises the event and laments media coverage.
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Roswell Girls Club Moves to New HQ on Second Street
The Roswell Girls Club relocates to Second St and Garden Ave with Betty Worley as director. The new headquarters can serve 60 to 100 girls daily according to Worley. Pamela Masse of Roswell among eight ROTC cadets commissioned at Old Dominion University and earning a gold second lieutenant bar. Sarah Gray, Roswell High School 1977 graduate, receives a Roswell American Business Association scholarship.
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Democrats Called Extraordinary Session Over Schools and Politics
The piece analyzes why Democratic leaders urged an early extraordinary session in New Mexico. It weighs school planning needs against Gov. Gary Johnson’s budget stance, potential political calculations around primary elections, and whether motives centered on education or electoral gain. It cites Nelson, Johnson, and Richardson as key figures and notes fundraising and court challenges tied to executive action without a legislative budget.
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Victory over terror as US faces new threat
Letter argues for bold pre emptive action against terrorism not mere warning. It cites West Point remarks urging forward looking resolve and calls for targeting terror cells abroad while expanding covert pressure on regimes and financiers supporting hate groups.
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Intelligence lessons echo Pearl Harbor in 9/11 hearings
Congressional probes compare 9/11 lapses to Pearl Harbor failures. The Pearl Harbor panel found hidden intel and broken communication, a pattern now echoed as investigators scrutinize pre 9/11 warnings and the imagination gap in linking signs of al Qaeda threats to an attack.
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