Fear and nuclear policy in the 2016 campaign
The author argues fear is used to push agendas around nuclear power and policy. Hillary Clinton is accused of exploiting fear via what if scenarios, while Donald Trump is praised for direct, decisive leadership. The piece asserts nuclear energy is safe and beneficial, urges open dialogue, and recalls Eisenhower’s Atoms for Peace program as a counterpoint to weapon fears. Martin Kral, Roswell resident, signs off.
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Minds as editors urge respectful political discourse
The Taos guest editorial argues minds don’t change with disrespect and urges patient dialogue over shouting. It cites harassment faced by Trump supporters in New Mexico and suggests one on one conversations and honest debate as better paths to persuade while avoiding divisive protests.
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Readers debate on Trump Clinton contrast in Roswell letters
In the June 10 Roswell Daily Record letters, Craig Abalos argues for addressing income and wealth inequality with proven solutions. A second letter, by a Trump supporter, attacks opponents with biased rhetoric and no data. The writer endorses Hillary Clinton as the more qualified candidate.
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Roswell atheists urge separation of church and state in local votes
Doris Rashad speaks for 64 Roswell atheists and 52 unofficial members urging voters to base choices on community-wide needs, not religious affiliation. She cites the U.S. and New Mexico constitutions and praises candidates who emphasize church state separation while noting the impact on minorities.
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Roswell Daily Record Letter Guidelines Published
The Roswell Daily Record outlines rules for letters to the editor including author name city and phone for verification. Submissions should be concise under 250 words, limit two letters per month and may be edited or rejected at the editor's discretion.
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