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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2001
Page
4
Roswell observes Veterans Remembrance with a rally at Roswell High School featuring music speakers and salutes to veterans, police, fire and emergency personnel. The piece emphasizes enduring gratitude for those who fought and the need to remember sacrifices beyond current events.
A letter prints Pfc. Frank Madrid's poem A Marine's Mother dated January 17, 1968. Madrid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Salo Madrid of Vaughn, was killed in action February 22 in Vietnam. The verse expresses a mother's worry, a soldier's love of country, and a pledge to protect his mother even at death.
25 years ago on November 11 1976 Joel Johnson 17 president of Roswell High School FFA traveled to Washington DC as a Bicentennial Leadership Contest delegate. The Roswell flu clinic vaccinated 1293 RHS students and 2445 city residents. DAR Good Citizen Awards were won by Candy Werhan Tony Johnson Cynthia Utterback and Robert Fletcher at a Roswell chapter meeting.
The Pentagon invites garage inventors to submit terrorism combat ideas by Dec 23 through www.bids.tsng.gov. It seeks broad, practical concepts beyond government tinkering, citing American ingenuity with NM ties to Robert Goddard and tech founders.
Today marks Veterans Day in the United States and Remembrance Day in Canada. Key events on this date include the 1918 WWI armistice signing and Nat Turner’s 1831 execution, with other notes on statehood and notable firsts.
Sara Jane Olson, also known as Kathleen Soliah, pleaded guilty in Minnesota to two felony counts tied to bomb plots against police, part of a plea bargain that dropped three other charges. After pleading, Olson renounced the plea and spoke of the era's influence on her actions. Patricia Hearst’s earlier SLA notoriety is noted.
In a mid-1890s power struggle in southern New Mexico, Albert Fall dislodged Speaker Fountain from his seat and built a party machine in Dona Ana County. Fountain later vanished with his son Henry after a Lincoln County grand jury probes amid threats. Fall’s influence and the era’s rustler turmoil shaped the region’s politics.
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