Voters urged to cast ballots despite harsh campaign
The editorial laments a bitter election season with ubiquitous negative ads and low turnout. It urges citizens to vote anyway, arguing democracy suffers when campaigning distorts facts and turnout declines. It praises candidates who pull negative ads and stresses every vote matters.
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John Sanchez
Bill Richardson
New Mexico
Thanks to supporters of Handicapped Fair Day at RISD Roswell
The Roswell Independent School District Special Education Program thanks Eastern New Mexico State Fair personnel Laura and Trisha for coordinating activities. TheDown Town Lions Club served 700 burgers and drinks, North and South McDonald's donated burgers, Coca Cola donated drinks, Candy Apple Amusement provided rides, Roswell Fire Department nurses set up equipment, RISD nurses Mary An Delgado and Cheryle Jule provided care. Attendees came from Artesia Carlsbad Clovis Dexter Hagerman Tobosa Roswell Door of Opportunity Rescare Roswell RISD students.
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Roswell Independent School District
New Mexico
Roswell Fire Department
Mary An Delgado
Cheryle Jule
RISD
Artesia
Carlsbad
Clovis
Dexter
Hagerman
Tobosa
Roswell
Artesia Door of Opportunity
Rescare
Organ recital by Bert Zamkochian at First Presbyterian Church
Twenty five years ago on November 5 1977 Bert Zamkochian gave an organ recital at the First Presbyterian Church. The same date three New Mexicans Roswell Scott C Miller Greg M Pohly plus Albuquerque Joseph Daly earned U S Army scholarships for the New Mexico Military Institute. Bill Marley of Roswell earned an FFA Certificate of Merit.
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Bert Zamkochian
First Presbyterian Church
Roswell
Scott C. Miller
Greg M. Pohly
Albuquerque
Joseph Daly
U.S. Army
New Mexico Military Institute
Bill Marley
FFA
Campaign Noir in 2002 NM Ads Draw Fire
A critical look at New Mexico’s 2002 TV political ads likens them to film noir parodies. The piece denounces negative campaigns funded by the National Republican Congressional Committee and questions campaign decency. It cites John Arthur Smith and Stephan Pearce, Heather Wilson and Richard Romero, and ends with a pointed farewell to Campaign Noir.
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Albuquerque
Humphrey Bogarts
Lana Turners
Barbara Stanwycks
Fred MacMurrays
John Arthur Smith
New Mexico
Senate
Smith
Washington
National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Stephan Pearce
U.S
Heather Wilson
Capitol Hill
Wilson
Richard Romero
Romero
Farewell to a fearless liberal Wellstone
The piece honors Senator Paul Wellstone as a courageous liberal who bucked his party, opposed the Iraq war resolution, and championed the disadvantaged. It notes his long senate career, a vow to serve two terms, and the respect he earned from both Democrats and Republicans for integrity and compassion.
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Washington
Minnesota
Paul Wellstone
America
Wellstone
Bush
Iraq
Clinton
U.S. Senate
Reagan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Lyndon B. Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Robert Novak
Fred Barnes
Warrior
Hubert Humphrey
Senate
Novak
Wellstone memorial sparks political rally and debate
The Wellstone memorial devolved into a fervent political rally drawing criticism from a TV executive who said it should not have been broadcast. Observers question whether the post heartache hours influenced voters toward Mondale or risked alienating independents, amid remarks on Wellstone’s voting record and party dynamics.
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Paul Wellstone
Minnesota
Walter Mondale
Sen. Wellstone
Gulf War
Bush
Iraq
United States
Jesse Helms
Jesse Ventura
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