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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 2000

Page

3

Impressive first steps in Korean summit thaw

The two Koreas held a landmark meeting easing decades of hostility. Kim Jong Il and Kim Dae Jung signaled reconciliation while the Clinton administration touted sanctions relief. A cautious path lies ahead as security and reunification modalities remain unsettled. The power balance in Pyongyang and Seoul will shape future moves and reform dynamics.

Berlin Wall Kim Jong Il Japan Clinton North Korea America Korea East Germany Mikhail Gorbachev Kim Jong II Beijing Pyongyang Koreas Kim Dae Jung Kim Jong III Seoul Korean Germany West Germany Kim Kim Jong I Kim I Sung

On This Day June 22 Highlights From History

June 22 marks pivotal events including France signing an armistice after Paris fell in 1940, Napoleon’s second abdication in 1815, Arkansas rejoining the Union in 1868, the DOJ creation in 1870, George V’s coronation in 1911, Joe Louis stopping Max Schmeling in 1938, and the GI Bill signed in 1944.

Adolf Hitler France Paris Arkansas Congress Department of Justice Britain George V Westminster Abbey Joe Louis Max Schmeling Yankee Stadium

Life Underwriter Cardinals win Sierra Pee Wee title 11-3

25 years ago on June 22 1975 the Life Underwriter Cardinals captured the Sierra Pee Wee Little League championship with an 11 to 3 victory. Players included Larry Castro Doug Copple Tommy Dunnahoo Todd Jennings Ben Jones Phillip Jones Larry Melendez David Nisenfeld Artie Nunez Manuel Sanchez and Randy Wallace coached by Tony Melendez with assistants Manuel Sanchez and Doug Tranchina. Spitzer A&J of Roswell led state bowling at Hobbs with team members Bill Anderson Joe Bergman Bill Brown Norm Meith and Don Rodgers. A wind gust ripped a roof panel in Roswell striking Montoya who witnessed a funnel cloud over Delaware Avenue and Tilden Street near Pioneer Savings and Trust.

Cardinals Larry Castro Doug Copple Tommy Dunnahoo Todd Jennings Ben Jones Phillip Jones Larry Melendez David Nisenfeld Artie Nunez Manuel Sanchez Randy Wallace Tony Melendez Doug Tranchina Spitzer A&j Roswell Hobbs Bill Anderson Joe Bergman Bill Brown Norm Meith Don Rodgers Gosne Montoya S. Delaware Ave Montoya Delaware Avenue Tilden Street Pioneer Savings and Trust

McKibben Champions GOP Conservatism in New Mexico

In long career remarks, Bill McKibben recalls early door knocking in Lea County and enduring hostility toward Republicans. He, a Hobbs state senator, defends a compassionate conservatism linked to Domenici and Skeen, opposes Johnson, and criticizes party purges while praising collaboration with Democrats like Aragon and Sanchez.

Santa FE Billy McKibben Lea County McKibben New Mexico Senate State House Gene Lamberson Lamberson Party Senate GOP Pete Domenici Rep Joe Skeen Dendahl Johnson New Mexico Hobbs

Richardson faces fall as Los Alamos security woes loom

Washington centered piece argues Energy Secretary Bill Richardson, amid Los Alamos data loss, bears political accountability though not at fault for the breach. Republicans push to make him a poster boy for security lapses while questioning overpromising and lab oversight. Senator Shelby and Leader Lott echo concerns while framing broader administration laxity.

Washington Bill Richardson al Gore Richardson Gore Los Alamos National Laboratory Clinton Richard Richard Shelby Rala Senate Select Committee On Intelligence State Department CIA Senate Trent Lott R-Miss

Peter McWilliams Dies as Debate Over Medical Marijuana Rages

Peter McWilliams, 50, author and publisher, died after vomiting in his bathtub amid a dispute over medical marijuana use. A federal judge in California was to decide his sentence, with his defense tied to Proposition 215 and its protections for infirm patients. The case sparked public protest and media commentary, while supporters argue the judge’s rulings contributed to his death.

Peter McWilliams California George King McWilliams John Stossel Charles Levendosky Ventura County Calif Libertarian Party Judge King

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