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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2002
Page
5
A reader lauds the Roswell Daily Record for Eric Paul Erickson's article The Soul of the Firefighter dated 2002. The letter commends the writer’s ability to capture firefighters' emotions and expresses intention to preserve the piece forever.
A Roswell Daily Record reader asserts Judge Gary Clingman was clear in dismissing all but one recall allegations against School Board members Jim Bignell and Rusty Ryan. The writer argues the ruling wasn’t about a technicality and ties the recall action to the superintendent contract, urging focus on hiring a new leader.
A Roswell Daily Record reader writes to Congressman Joe Skeen voicing concern over Ed Tinsley and alleging staff involvement. The letter moves to criticize the Chaves County GOP actions and mentions Dan Foley and Adam Raskin in political context.
A New Mexico teacher criticizes Steve Pearce for calling minority students striving for good grades “going white.” The letter-writer, supportive of another candidate, urges careful language on education and vows to vote for a more sensitive representative for southern New Mexico.
Residents denounce a city plan to fine 50 dollars when lawn water runs into streets. They claim the measure would create a water police payroll and argue it amounts to a back door tax. They urge City Council to reject the idea and criticize rising municipal costs.
A Republican speaker expresses embarrassment at intra party ads alliances with Democrats and frequent attacks by some candidates. They urge focus on policies for the state and defend a respected fellow Republican from what they call unfair attacks.
The text argues that the second amendment centers on a well regulated militia as essential, not the militia’s composition. It contends the right to bear arms is individual and tied to preventing government tyranny, with military power under civil control and limited standing armies.
Helen Thomas notes that in the Bush era the fed eral government may not guarantee equity for women in sports as Title IX faces a challenge from the National Wrestling Coaches Association and allied groups. Critics warn that emphasis on male football and basketball budgets hurts smaller men’s sports while proponents push single sex schools and past desegregation ideals.
Buckley officials state the aim is to maximize the odds against a repeat event while acknowledging that complete ruling out is not possible. The remark underscores caution as the organization weighs preventive measures and future risk.
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