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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2002
Page
5
Home gardener asks about saving a damaged Christmas Cactus with mushy base and roots forming along segments. Advice covers cutting away from mushy area, propagating stem cuttings in cactus soil or moist moss, and avoiding direct sun. Also discusses mulch proximity to foundations and termite/roach considerations.
On March 6 events include the 1836 fall of the Alamo after a 13 day siege in San Antonio, the 1853 premiere of Verdi's La Traviata in Venice, the 1933 bank holiday in the United States, the 1944 Allied raid on Berlin, and the 1987 Herald of Free Enterprise disaster off Zeebrugge. Also noted are Ghana's independence in 1957 and Cronkite's CBS sign off in 1981.
A Tribune piece analyzes a Thomas Page A4 excerpt contrasting Billy Graham with Richard Nixon. It argues Graham compromised principles to appease power, notes his remarks about Jews, and laments clergy zealously courting influence over core faith calls. It cites Matthew 10 and critiques top-down church leadership.
In May 1908 Burroughs and Theodore Roosevelt walked through trees full of warblers including the blackpoll and black-throated blue as they visited Pine Knot. Roosevelt joked about protection, saying he was armed, while Mrs Roosevelt noted two Secret Service men patrolled the nearby cottage at night.
University High School announces six senior students of the month for January. Recipients include Elisha Contreras with Altrusa honors, Graceanne Lyons with Kiwanis honors, Sara Salgado as Las Lianas Assistance League Silverbelle, Nathan Sanchez as Noon Optimist, Rachel Silvia with Roswell Rotary, and Shauna Vaughn with Pecos Valley Rotary.
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