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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2012
Page
5
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Tomas Gonzalez reviews Marc Simmons Andrew L. Knaut and Jose Manuel Espinosa biographies detailing Juan de Onate Diego de Vargas and the Pueblo Revolt of 1680. The articles cover exploration, settlement, uprisings and the reshaping of Spanish rule in New Mexico. Springtime story times and a March books sale at Books Again accompany.
Journalist Maria Hinojosa discusses how feminism is portrayed in the mainstream media and the need for inclusive, diverse coverage. She cites a IWMF survey showing women hold about a quarter of top media decision roles and notes barriers faced by women of color.
The FDA outlines causes of drug shortages linked to quality control issues and profit-driven mergers. It may ease shortages by approving stock drugs, expediting new production, and sourcing overseas. Readers are urged to report issues and consider alternatives, with caution on online ads. Dr. Komaroff notes Harvard Medical School ties and directs to AskDoctorK.com.
The Daily Record outlines letter submission rules including required name address and phone for verification. Published letters must be signed typed legible and under 600 words with a limit of two letters per month per writer. The paper reserves right to reject any letter and will not acknowledge unpublished submissions.
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