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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2002
Page
4
Republican lawmakers back a bipartisan budget deal for 2002 03 as House Speaker Ben Lujan pushes Gov. Gary Johnson to call a special session. Johnson and leaders differ on 2 points but a $59 million revenue boost may resolve cash reserve and agency spending flexibility issues.
The Daily Record outlines letter submission rules and space limits. Letters must be signed with address and phone, not published, and may be rejected for libelous or poor taste content. Limit to 300 words and one or two signatures, one letter per writer per month, no acknowledgment for unpublished pieces.
Patti Stevens named official hostess for the 1977 World Championship of Tennis in Dallas while a SMU journalism sophomore and Goddard High School alum. Jewelene Hunter named 1977 Merit Mother finalist in New Mexico as a 50 year old mother of 11. Roswell High athlete Lesa Moore signs with University of New Mexico to play volleyball in the fall.
President George W. Bush stops in Albuquerque for a fundraiser and to back Domenici and Wilson on mental health parity bills. He backs but does not endorse the Domenici plan, announces a Freedom Commission on Mental Health, and raises funds at a $1,000 plate lunch while praising volunteers.
The piece argues that politically liberal and secular critics, including media figures like Bill Keller, harshly target the Catholic Church over sex abuse cover ups. It contrasts modernist criticisms with traditional faith, citing figures from entertainment and religion while warning against blanket condemnation.
Rep. Charles Ogle derided Van Buren as lavish with the People’s Cash in a lengthy April 14 1840 floor speech. The remarks spurred Whig counterpunches that framed William Henry Harrison as the Log Cabin candidate and helped redefine the campaign amid a harsh economic slump.
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