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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2002
Page
4
An NMMI Veterans Day parade honors those who served in war and contemplates the possible Iraq conflict. The piece weighs the human costs of war, the impact on families, and the need to disarm threats without full military action if possible.
Dear Editor a community prospers when residents shop locally. Spending with Roswell merchants boosts gross receipts taxes funding police fire and emergency services. Support attracts more business and shows commitment to a better Roswell. If you want a prosperous Roswell spend at home.
Roswell Chamber of Commerce Manager Michael McCan received a black and gold Wool Bowl blanket. Nearby, James Macias and Carlos Mendoza practiced horsemanship northeast of Roswell. George Louis Aghamalian of New York lectured at the New Mexico Military Institute Memorial Chapel.
New Mexico voters split tickets with Democrats winning Attorney General Patricia Madrid and Secretary of State Rebecca Vigil-Giron while Republicans carried congressional seats. Bill Richardson’s national ties fueled donations and outsize attention, yet Sanchez blamed outspent funds for his gubernatorial loss. The campaigns shifted to a bipartisan tone as Richardson softened, and both candidates spoke of cooperation.
The piece argues that Democrats electing Nancy Pelosi as minority leader would enable Republicans to frame Democrats as an out of touch big government party. It cites Frost’s warning that nominating a liberal leader risks cementing a permanent minority and notes Pelosi’s voting record on abortion and civil rights.
The West Wing evolved from Roosevelt’s modest 1902 office to a symbol of power and TV drama. An exhibit by the White House Historical Society traces the shift, noting McKim’s redesign, the new communications hub, and the linked living quarters and Cabinet Room as pivotal changes shaping modern presidency.
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