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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2010
Page
4
Stephen Hawking argues against broadcasting humanity to the universe, cautioning that aliens may not share human ethics. He notes our tendency to anthropomorphize aliens and considers possible nonhuman forms and communication methods, concluding contact could bring risk as well as curiosity.
Johnny Peck of Roswell High School, son of Margie and Manuel Peck, is among 10 DECA members selected from over 5,000 U.S. students to spend the summer in Japan with a host family. He will study language culture and international business. Also, Lisa Berry of Goddard High is crowned 1984 85 Miss Centauri with 26 contestants. runners up named.
With a month to go before the June primary, Democratic Lt. Gov. Diane Denish faces no primary challenger for governor. On the Republican side, Susana Martinez leads after a strong nominating convention showing and heavy oil industry donations, while Pete Domenici Jr. draws attention for his beard and TV ads.
Nick Clegg inspires applause as a reformer amid Britain’s election race. David Cameron appears poised to win a Conservative majority, threatening a hung parliament. The manifesto hints at Thatcher era style reforms including cooperative services, academy schools, voter power to sack MPs, and police chief elections. The tax question remains unresolved.
Opinion piece rails against Arizona Governor Jan Brewer’s SB 1070, arguing the anti-immigrant law promotes racial profiling and harms reform prospects. It cites protests, lawsuits, boycotts, and political opportunism ahead of midterm elections, noting opposition from conservatives and civil rights groups.
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