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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2002
Page
5
Dr Reynald o Martinez discusses March National Nutrition Month myths about pasta being fattening, avocados as dangerous fats, and canned produce being unhealthy. He notes pasta is a grain with calories but little fat or sodium and that weight gain comes from calories in excess of calories burned.
The Health Matters guide argues for six to eleven grain servings daily and notes pasta as a good energy source in moderation. It counters fat myths, praising monounsaturated fats like those in avocados for raising HDL. Canned foods are presented as nutritious, convenient, and preservative-free.
A dense listing of daily Roswell club events includes drop ins at the Adult Center for crafts and socializing, Mothers of Preschoolers at First Baptist Church, and the Roswell Men's Project at Bank of America by appointment. Also noted are Soul Awareness, Better Breathers, RIAC Sertoma, Bible study, AA meetings, Rotary and BPW gatherings, bridge and genealogy groups, and multiple professional and social clubs with contact numbers and venues across Roswell and Artesia.
Helen Thomas reflects on the press military relations from Vietnam to the Persian Gulf. She cites Nixon and Johnson, notes press restrictions, and argues for independent reporting from front lines across decades. Cronkite’s critique supports open coverage to protect democracy.
Buckley argues the church must defrock or isolate priests guilty of sex abuse while reaffirming love for sinners. He cites a Pope John Paul II Cultural Center appeal praising youth and urges the pope to denounce those who corrupt young people.
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