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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2001
Page
5
A Roswell Education Association president urges fair media coverage highlighting the majority of educators and students as good citizens. The letter explains the REA does not hire or fire staff, governs through contract talks with the district, and invites informed community dialogue.
Republican Mark Earley lost to Mark Warner in a race that featured a liberal to moderate image shift. Mayor Bloomberg's surprise win in New York City reflected a liberal electorate. President Bush avoided in person campaigning to shield GOP losses in New Jersey and Virginia while urging a sharper national partisan contrast.
White House curator Betty Monkman notes references to the White House exist before 1814. A 1812 Massachusetts congressman wrote of “the White House, as we call it,” while other names included “the big white jail” by Truman. Since 1901 Theodore Roosevelt cleared dust and standard usage became official The White House.
A Southeastern New Mexico reader urges action against Manny Aragon and Tim Jennings urging公开 scrutiny of secret elections and calling for a public legal meeting to ensure quorum. The letter accuses Aragon of power seeking and deceit and appeals for accountability for northern and southeastern regions.
Area students praise educators for their work and urge public thanks during American Education Week November 11 to 17. DECA at Goddard High thanks Roswell citizens for can drive aiding the New York Relief Fund and requests ongoing support and can pickup via voice mail. Speed limit concerns on Main Street are raised along with calls for downtown safety improvements.
Mr Otto Bachus Rusty Ryan Albertina Silva and Jim Bignell are thanked for supporting a request to bus children due to hazardous walking conditions. The letter urges parent involvement in schools and local education issues. George and Bertha Polaco express appreciation and encourage civic participation.
A reader questions the promise to stamp out terrorism arguing it cannot be vanquished like drugs or prostitution. He notes the shifting timelines, border controls, and funding concerns, and asks leaders to justify costs beyond bringing those responsible for Sept 11 to justice.
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