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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2010
Page
4
National Opinion critiques the Obama White House for repeating familiar political tactics. It cites tax issues, lobbying rules, a spending bill with many earmarks, health care reform delays, and quiet back-room deals as evidence of continuity over promised change.
The piece notes the 66th D-Day anniversary and recounts Allied landings in Normandy. It discusses U.S. battles in Iraq and Afghanistan, Obama’s exit strategy, and a reported global secret war against terrorism, with hints of pre emptive or retaliatory actions.
Roswell announces five new members to the Chamber of Commerce including Elizabeth Behnke Mountain Bell contractor Amado Espinosa New York Insurance Co Alden Ritch and Mary Irene Stevens plus James Stockton a CPA and Roswell Rotary president Also Jimmy Schnedar and Brad Bullock win Countdown Contest math bee both eighth graders at Mesa and Mountain View middle schools
In a sweeping sports commentary, Armando Galarraga’s near perfect game is highlighted alongside umpire Jim Joyce’s botched call. The piece criticizes MLB for not reversing the ruling, notes Joyce’s apology, and reflects on American attitudes toward praise of good behavior and negative political campaigning. It also covers Hawaii cockfighting legislation and New Mexico legal challenges to cockfighting laws.
The UN measures are described as a united show of power though unlikely to halt Iran’s mature nuclear program. Iran denounces the move as unfair against its civilian energy goals. The IAEA reports about 4000 centrifuges and 2.5 tons of low enriched uranium, enough for two bombs at higher enrichment.
A charged opinion piece argues that prayer is being removed from schools and public displays omit God. It cites Jamestown, the Washington Monument, Capitol Visitor Center, Texas textbooks, and media content as evidence of a widening secular trend. Rep Randy Forbes is noted for addressing the issue with growing attention.
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