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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2020
Page
4
A column argues daily life relies on science and urges careful trust in scientists. It notes potential biases from money and power but stresses most researchers seek truth, and we should judge by education, work history, and common sense, especially as doctors fight the coronavirus and science evolves.
Eco expert Danny Leo warns against extremes in thermostat use. Setting to the target temperature helps avoid overcooling or overheating and reduces the system’s time to reach comfort.
The Roswell Daily Record lists policy for reader letters asking real names city of residence and phone for publication. Limit under 250 words, under 400 words may be edited or discarded, letters must be legible and concise and express an opinion on a covered issue. Submissions limited to two per month with contact details to editor via email or mail at 2301 N Main St Roswell NM 88202.
Kaitlyn Ware, a sophomore at Goddard High School, thanks the teachers who influenced her and her peers. She lists several educators, describes their roles beyond instruction, and urges gratitude for those who guide students through challenges and growth.
Kim Fitzsimmons argues that stores must enforce safety measures as restrictions ease. She cites groups inside three feet from entrances, unmasked managers, and dirty counters, urging managers to set a firm example to prevent infection and attract customers.
Roswell reader Ted Lautenschlager dismisses claims about Nancy Pelosi spending on expensive ice cream and contrasts it with alleged taxpayer funded vacations at private golf resorts. The letter argues focus should remain on broader political questions rather than personal spending.
Opinion by Dennis Kintigh contends the Roswell mayor cannot ignore a valid COVID-19 public health order signed May 15. The piece urges safe reopening and warns of enforcement by Roswell Police Department and state penalties to uphold health measures. It includes contact options for concerns.
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