Supreme Court halts 1996 cable indecency rule
The court ruled 5-4 that Congress overstepped by mandating late night limits on explicit cable content. Justices split on First Amendment scope with Kennedy leading the majority affirming free expression. The ruling ends Section 505 but preserves the goal of restricting graphic material to late hours.
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National Guard thanks Ruidoso Cloudcroft communities
The New Mexico National Guard unit 1/200 ADA expresses gratitude to residents of Ruidoso and Cloudcroft for supporting activated soldiers during forest fires. Special thanks to Wal-Mart in Ruidoso for exceptional aid and generosity from area public servants.
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ADA
Ruidoso
Cloudcroft
National Guard
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Student seeks UFO information on Roswell crash
A student at Amity Senior High School in Woodbridge Connecticut asks the editor for pre 1999 articles about UFO sightings in Roswell. The request highlights July 4 1947 crash coverage and seeks any readership information or articles for research.
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Woodbridge
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Roswell
June 8 1975 Roswell Bowling and Community Notes
Twenty five years ago Sharon Martinez broke a mini bowling slump with scores of 199 185 and 180 in a 564 series to lift the Gutter Gals to a 2364 team high. Nancy Marie Lopez a Goddard High School June graduate won May Silver Belle for academics patriotism service dependability and leadership. She is the daughter of Domingo and of 1103 East First Street and will attend Tulsa University. Pegi Blackwell was installed as worthy adviser of Roswell Assembly No 2 Order of Rainbow for Girls.
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Nancy Marie Lopez
Goddard High School
May Silver Belle
Domingo Lopez
E. First St
Goddard
Tulsa University
Pegi Blackwell
E.C. Blackwell
Roswell Assembly No. 2
Order of Rainbow
Skeen health questions linger in campaign dialogue
A Roswell Daily Record editor notes Joe Skeen has Parkinsons disease and remains active in Congress. Colleagues describe his workload as steady and his voting attendance strong. Medical experts say Parkinsons is chronic with possible dementia later, but intellect can stay intact. The piece weighs campaign implications and public curiosity about debates.
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Joe Skeen
Michael J. Fox
Skeen
Michael Fox
Janet Reno
U.S. House
Roswell
Anderson
Senate
Joe
House of Representatives
Sierra
UNM Medical School
Ben Daitz
Daitz
Bush's Defense Dilemma and a Path Forward
The piece outlines a strategic challenge for George W. Bush in shaping a new phase of defense policy amid debates over ABM Treaty modernization. It argues for a proactive stance on anti missile defense, addresses criticisms of Star Wars programs, notes pressure from Putin and Clinton, and suggests framing Bush’s rhetoric to emphasize peaceful aims and shared interests with major powers while preparing for questions about treaty changes.
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Hiroshima
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Russia
Soviet Union
Chechnya
Germany
Japan
China
Clinton Starts Last European Tour Stop With Kyiv Rally
In Kyiv Clinton draws a 50,000 strong crowd at St. Michael’s Square for a farewell European tour stop. He shakes hands with Ukrainians, attends a champagne toast with President Kuchma, and calls for democracy and a free economy amid talks with Putin on arms control and missile defense.
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