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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2010
Page
4
Public safety and Homeland Security officials faced a dilemma after a 1993 Nissan Pathfinder bomb failed in Times Square. Officials say the incident shows threats can be unsophisticated yet deadly, urging vigilance without causing panic.
The Daily Record accepts letters meeting guidelines requiring writer’s first and last name address and telephone number for verification. Letters must be signed if not emailed and must be legible. Space is limited to 600 words. up to two letters monthly per writer. the paper may reject any letter.
Parkview Elementary names its students of the month across grades from kindergarten to sixth. Notable honorees include Jackie Campos Robbie Scott Christy Arnold Stacy Harrell Valerie Robison Jeanette Lueras Shawn Everhart Sarah Bates Lalo Castrillo Karrie Harman Jeffery Serna and Jeremy Shores Joseph Serna. Ceyl McDonald finalist in 1985 Devry Scholarship Competition at Devry Institute of Technology Irving Texas for a $15000 tuition scholarship.
In a 75 word limit column, New Mexico candidates address whether to create an independent redistricting commission. Arnold-Jones supports an independent panel with open access and legislative approval. Denish favors an advisory panel for fair representation and geographic sense. Martinez backs bir par redistricting legislation for constitutional change. Turner notes mixed results from such commissions and considers keeping politics out of the process. Domenici Jr and Weir provide no usable response.
The editorial argues the 21 percent increase for individual plans by Blue Cross Blue Shield New Mexico reflects broader health care cost rises. It blames Washington and Santa Fe for policy failures and advocates consumer-driven market fixes, noting health savings accounts and opposing ObamaCare.
Law professors Naomi Cahn and June Carbone argue that political divisions extend into family life with blue families favoring equality and female participation while red families uphold traditional values. They note blue states often have higher abortion rates and mixed out-of-wedlock birth patterns when race is factored, challenging simple red versus blue dynamics.
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