Foley sues Roswell over 2007 police encounter and arrest
Former New Mexico House minority whip Foley files a lawsuit against Roswell and its police claiming damages from a 2007 basketball game arrest. He alleges assault and violation of constitutional rights after failing to heed officers and knocking a deputy down.
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Dan Foley
Roswell
Rio Rancho
Foley
New Mexico House
Dennis Kintigh
Kintigh
Johnson Declines 1968 Nomination for President
In a nationally broadcast Vietnam address dated March 31 1968 President Lyndon B Johnson stunned viewers by saying he will not seek or accept the nomination of his party for another term as President.
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Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Goode Named Head Football Coach At Farmington
Danny Goode of Roswell won a unanimous vote to become the Farmington Independent School District head football coach. He led Goddard Rockets to a 6-2-2 first year and plans to move to Farmington in late April. Flora Vista Elementary announces Falcons of the month across all grades and special education.
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Roswell
Farmington Independent
Ray Wolf
Angelica Montes
Bobby Munoz
Sabrina Villa
Eddie Ed la Rosa
Maria Munoz
Rachel Vegara
Yvette Hernandez
Rey Rodriguez
Ida Torrez
Ricky Vigil
Monica Garcia
April Fools and Okinawa War Reflections from Santa Fe
Jay Miller recalls D-Day and Okinawa during World War II, detailing New Mexico veterans and the 65th anniversary remembrances. He links past sacrifices of New Mexicans to present commemorations and notes local figures connected to the war effort.
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Nagasaki
Billy the Kid
New Mexico Guard
Philippines
Deming
Silver City
Col
Gordon Sage
State Guard
Sage
Clyde Ely
Ely
The
Headlight
U.S
Okinawa
Washington
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Iwo Jima
Mount Suribachi
Germany
Japan
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Catholic abuse scandals contrasted with Protestant misdeeds
The piece argues Protestants have mishandled scandals of extra marital sex and finances, noting figures such as Aimee Semple McPherson and Jimmy Swaggart. It questions how Pope Benedict XVI, then Cardinal Ratzinger, handled a priest sent for therapy who later molested boys, accusing apologists of plausible deniability.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Kenneth Ormiston
Garner Ted Armstrong
Hustler Magazine
America
Benedict XVI
Joseph Ratzinger
Munich
New York Times
Cardinal Ratzinger
Stand Up for Census Participation Across Communities
The piece urges residents to fill and mail their census forms arguing the count guides federal funding and planning. It debunks myths about legality and confidentiality, noting forms are processed with names removed and data never shared with agencies like the IRS or Homeland Security.
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Pew Research Center
U.S
Census Bureau
Internal Revenue Service
Immigration
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