Trump vows strong temper and bold plan to win 2016 race
In a Trump Tower interview, Donald Trump touts a combative style, argues for economic change, and lays out a reform agenda. He defends his comments on Judge Curiel, pledges to expand the Federalist Society list, supports school choice, and criticizes Obama while urging unity. Readers are invited to see more in Sunday's coverage by Cal Thomas.
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Faith and politics in Roswell amid UFO Festival buzz
A Roswell lead piece argues faith while maintaining secular governance, noting historical faith based political activism from King to Robertson. It also highlights Roswell’s UFO Festival gaining national notice, Motel 6 recognition, and concerns over rising lost dogs, with ADA freelancer Bill Moffitt’s investigation aiding awareness.
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Lindsey Callaway Race for Kids boosts Roswell support
Rick Callaway, Alien City Dragway track manager, hails the Lindsey Callaway Race for Kids as a feel-good event. He notes Roswell’s housing market upswing benefits the local economy but stresses more affordable housing to help families and grow the middle class.
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Roswell Letters Question Mayor Kintigh Term
A Roswell reader questions Mayor Dennis Kintigh chances of a second term amid city leadership changes. The letter criticizes Kintigh as mediocre with a large ego and predicts he may join one term mayors unless he changes course.
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Roswell Daily Record Seeks Community Letters Policy
The Roswell Daily Record outlines letter submission rules including name city and phone for publication, word limits of 250 to 400, typing legibility, and a cap of two letters per month. It notes libelous or biased content may be rejected and provides contact details for submissions and endorsements.
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