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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2011
Page
4
In a Santa Fe column Jay Miller critiques American exceptionalism and energy choices. He argues the nation’s decline stems from comfort, oil dependence, and resistance to new energy, while urging unity, expanded resources, and cleaner power as paths forward. He invites reader feedback.
The piece offers cautious U S assessment of Afghanistan under Gen David Petraeus with calls for strategy clarity and credible governance in Kabul. It warns of political risks and public fatigue while noting potential talks with the Taliban amid U S NATO leverage. It also discusses disaster exposure from Katrina BP and Japan quake stressing environmental and energy risks in Louisiana and globally.
A mixed letter fragment covers a 57 year old man with prior heart disease seeking medical care for a herniated disc and spinal fusion, alongside a political opinion piece arguing conservatives should counter progressive influence in schools with seven proposed remedies.
Panelist urges reduced government and union role in schooling and expanded parental control over education. Heads blame for campus climate and calls for accountability, student rights, and opposition to single viewpoint dominance. Advice to contact admins, boards, and engage online if concerns persist.
Seventy five students at Mesa Middle School were named to the honor roll for the 1985-86 first semester. Eighth graders Jorje Aguirre Ross Graham and Jose Villanueva. Seventh graders achieving 4.0 include Craig Ballard Joe Coronado Julie Huckins Steven Johnson Melissa Pond and Carol Zylstra. Princeton University awards scholarship honoring James M Macfarland of Roswell and the late Stephen H Condit of New Jersey.
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