Evil in Roswell and the struggle between good and evil
An editorial debates whether evil exists and notes Sept 11 and the Roswell bombing incident. It cites Paul Freeman's attack killing a neighbor and an EMT and the Roswell fire chief, with police and emergency responders, while calling for recognizing both evil and acts of goodness and resilience.
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World Trade Center
New York City
Pentagon
Washington
Senate
Tom Daschle
D-S.d
Pakistan
Israel
Africa
Southwest Pacific
Houston
Roswell
Paul Freeman
Freeman
Randy Houghton
AMA
Steve Lovato
Louis Jones
Lubbock
March 20 in History Highlights From 1852 to 1896
On March 20 history marks Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin publication in 1852, Henry IV’s death in 1413, Isaac Newton’s death in 1727, Henrik Ibsen’s birth in 1828, and U.S. Marines landing in Nicaragua in 1896. The date also notes spring arrival at 2:16 p.m. ET.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
England
Henry IV
Henry V
Isaac Newton
London
Henrik Ibsen
U.S
Nicaragua
Roswell boxers earn state team spots at Golden Gloves
Willie Hall Jr. and Ron Chub Brown, both Roswell open fighters, won bouts at the New Mexico State Golden Gloves Tournament in Roswell to earn trips to the nationals in Hawaii. Eastern New Mexico University will receive 1.3 million for campus capital improvements and repairs from a 120 million state package. Kim McCutcheon of Artesia was chosen vice president and president elect of the Southeastern New Mexico Education Association at a Roswell convention.
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Roswell
Willie Hall Jr
Ron “Chub” Brown
Hawaii
Eastern New Mexico University
New Mexico
Kim McCutcheon
Artesia
Southeastern New Mexico Education Association
Scorpions Host 6000 Fans as Field Trips Boost Hockey Day
New Mexico Scorpions beat San Angelo 4-1 in front of more than 4600 attendees, including 3000 students from about 40 area schools on class field trips. The event drew praise and questions about education priorities and parish involvement in sports.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Scorpions
San Angelo Outlaws
BioPark
New Mexico Symphony
APS
ABC backs gay adoptions on primetime special
The March 14 Primetime Thursday episode featured Rosie O’Donnell promoting gay adoptions, with Diane Sawyer presenting limited opposing views and noting critics deemed unreliable. The program highlighted two foster children raised by two gay men and questioned broader parental norms amid debate on adoption policy.
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ABC News
Rosie O'Donnell
Florida
ABC
Diane Sawyer
University of Southern California
Rosie
O’donnell
Mellon Founds National Gallery of Art Amid Tax Probe
Financier Andrew Mellon built a world class Old Master collection in Washington while facing a tax fraud case. He viewed items with Duveen, bought 24 paintings and 18 sculptures, planning a national gallery funded by gifts. Roosevelt aided the project before Mellon's 1936 legal troubles and 1941 dedication remarks.
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Andrew Mellon
Founds
National Gallery of Art
Washington
Mellon
Lord Joseph Duveen
London
Colleceben Aimee
Duve
David Finley
Botticelli
Agnello Gaddi
Andrea Della Robbia
Treasury
Britain
Roosevelt
Alu
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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APA
Sawyer
Laura Bush
Thomas
Lawrence L. Knutson
National Mall
Paul
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