Blair loses focus on war aims in editorial
In a Daily Telegraph guest editorial from London, the piece criticizes Tony Blair for drifting from messaging on the Afghanistan war. It urges Blair to follow President Bush in defining the conflict as a struggle against humanity's enemies and to avoid muddled signals with Arab leaders and Syria.
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We Must Forsake Evil Dear Editor
A reader rails against national ills in Roswell dialogue, condemning violence, gambling, drugs, abortions, and materialism. The letter calls for humble prayer and repentance, citing scripture to urge spiritual renewal and avoidance of prideful boasting.
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Thanking PTO leaders for fall festival community support
The letter thanks Mrs. Sylvia Ledesma Mrs. Lupe Robles and Ms. Lettie Ledesma for extraordinary PTO help at the Oct 31 Fall Festival. It credits them with creating a safe fun evening offering an alternative to trick or treat and notes appreciation for PIE businesses parents staff and generosity in Roswell community.
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Miss Roswell pageant winners honored at Chicken and Beans banquet
The 25th anniversary Miss Roswell Daily Record pageant winners Thomas Garlinger Mark Cooter and Scott Haskins were surprised by Circulation Manager Terrance Borovina at the Chicken and Beans banquet. Dormitory renovations for New Mexico Military Institute women are underway after Harold DeShurley of DeShurley Construction Co won the bid and began J Ross Thomas Hall improvements with a January completion target. Gov Jerry Apodaca’s office seeks magistrate candidates for Roswell with press secretary Richard de Uriarte gathering input after Magistrate Kent Shannon’s resignation.
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Aragon's Hold on Redistricting Sparks Senate Leadership Clash
The New Mexico Senate battle over redistricting centers on Manny Aragon who chairs the Rules Committee and backs plans that court suits challenge. Sen. Romero proposed compromises, but Aragon maintains influence as Democrats resist concessions.
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Ways to remember Sept. 11 exhibit opens in Washington
The National Building Museum in Washington hosts an exhibit on monuments and memory opened days after the attacks. Curator Howard Decker notes proposals from the Washington chapter of the American Institute of Architects offer a starting point for questions about future memorials.
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Bloomberg wins New York mayoral race amid post 9/11 drive
In a city lean toward action over party, Michael Bloomberg, a Republican, is elected mayor. Voters seek a proven executive to rebuild after September 11 and to move New York City forward, embracing Bloomberg's business background and New York roots.
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