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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2011
Page
5
Roswell Public Library promotes National Family Month with family friendly cookbooks crafts and story times. Books Again offers discounts May Tuesdays through Saturdays with profits supporting the library and parking behind 404 W. Second St.
A reader letter cites Albuquerque Journal coverage of Lujan and Pearce voting against a budget deal, urged deeper cuts, then praises United Blood Services after his daughter survived HUS/TTP with plasmapheresis. The writer urges more donors, noting their long Roswell visits and plasma needs for others.
Dear Editor, our family enjoyed ENMARs Grease, praising the young cast for their talent and energy. They request more show days or a larger venue so all who want to attend can see future productions.
Hinojosa recounted personal experiences with diversity to illustrate an organic, daily variety of backgrounds. The panel included a Mexican born Chicagoan, a Philadelphia raised homemaker’s daughter, a Iranian born Fortune 500 diversity chief raised in Houston, and a Minneapolis native on a college board. The message: diversity is everyday identity, not a monthly label.
Maria Hinojosa profiles Jamison praising authenticity and dance as a boundary breaking force. She encourages audience participation and urges more dancing to celebrate diversity among 3000 American women this week.
A physician notes the lack of testing details and uncertain symptoms in a brief message about progressive supranuclear palsy. He urges thorough evaluation by a specialist, blood work, imaging, and a University-affiliated neurologist, with resources at PSP.org and Dr Gott’s sites.
The Daily Record publishes letters that meet guidelines including writer name address and phone number for verification. Unpublishable letters include libelous or tasteless content or those about active civil cases and businesses. Letters must be legible and under 600 words with a two-letter limit per month per writer.
HIALEAH FL claims a horse liniment formula named ARTH ARREST has been adapted for human use to treat arthritis and pain. The roll on product, containing Neurocaine, is claimed prescription free and available via pharmacies or a toll free number.
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