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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2002
Page
4
Six months after the September 11 attacks the world confronts new realities challenging longstanding values. The text argues force alone cannot resolve terror and urges addressing regional crises to secure basic rights and prevent a clash of civilizations.
The piece argues Zimbabwe's 2002 vote appears rigged echoing Somoza’s line and calls for South Africa to push on declaring the election not free and fair. It notes Mugabe’s tolerance of Western sanctions and credits Mbeki’s stance as pivotal to Zimbabwe's international isolation and possible Commonwealth expulsion.
A patient from Roswell commends the New Mexico Rehabilitation Center and its staff led by Dr. Nayak. The letter thanks front desk personnel RNs therapists and aides for compassionate care and urges continued funding to keep patients independent after discharge.
The Daily Record invites signed letters with address and phone, not published. Letters must be under 300 words and signed by at most two. Unpublished letters are not acknowledged or returned. The paper may reject any submission at its discretion.
The fastest derby cars were built by Allen Landfair 10 Dundee Labadie 8 and Robert Clements 9 in a Pack 31 sponsored contest in Dent. Roswell dispatcher Fred H Lee named Employee of the Month for February. Over 250 educators attend the 39th SE NM Education Association district convention with teachers from seven counties.
The Santa Fe column notes Wen Ho Lee’s case highlighted national mood after 9/11 and congressional pressure to find a spy. It cites the books A Convenient Spy and My Government Versus Me, praising their balanced view and warning about government overreach.
In South Dakota the Daschle Johnson Thune race dominates early 2002 campaigning. Low TV costs and high-profile ties to the White House fuel ads as both parties seek Senate control, with Daschle and Johnson opposing Bush and Thune touting bipartisan representation.
A writer lauds New York's resilience after the 9 11 attacks comparing the city to wartime heroism. He recalls firefighters and police, and Mayor Giuliani's plain speaking, praising ordinary New Yorkers who faced fear with duty and courage. He reflects on shared memories and national memory of New York’s resolve.
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