Billy the Kid saga moves again as records fight costs rise
In New Mexico a long legal battle over digging graves and testing bones to prove Pat Garrett killed Billy the Kid ends with inconclusive DNA results. Courts require payment of plaintiff and state costs, with hearings set to determine nearly $500,000 in legal fees amid fading tourism promotion.
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Memorial Day Tribute and Duty in Modern Society
Editorial urges remembrance of fallen service members and gratitude for military protection. It links national freedoms to civilian participation, elections, and the rule of law, stressing the Soldier’s role over other voices in preserving rights and national safety. The piece blends patriotic reflection with a call to honor sacrifices.
Doonesbury Suggests Medical Attention for Nail Fungus
The article advises seeing a podiatrist to confirm nail fungus and to scrape away infected nail tissue. It notes Ciclopirox as a mild option with limited efficacy and outlines prescription pills like Diflucan Nizoral Lamisil Sporanox, with serious side effects and long treatment times, sometimes requiring toenail removal.
Media bias claims over religion and politics in Romney coverage
The piece argues big media bias against religious conservatives, praising coverage that protects Muslims while skewing views of Mormonism. It cites The Washington Post linking 1857 Mountain Meadows to Romney and notes Harry Reid’s faith receives a pass due to liberal stances on abortion and same sex marriage.
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Roswell trio among 255 at Wayland Baptist spring graduation
25 years ago Ronny D Bowen Kathy Lynn Anderson Dittman and Meri Lee Jenkins all of Roswell earned degrees at Wayland Baptist University's 77th spring commencement. Bowen 23 received a BA in mass communications, Dittman 22 earned a BA in music education, and Jenkins 21 earned a BS in biology. They are all Goddard High School 1982 or 1983 graduates.
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