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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2001
Page
5
Sunrise Mental Health director Pat Stoddard says grief follows patterns for men and women with six months for feelings to taper. Women typically lean on networks for comfort and sharing stories to ease loneliness though anger remains a common exception.
A psychologist notes men struggle to express grief after a spouse dies and may suffer physical and emotional harm. Women show broader emotional vocabularies and remarry more often, while men face isolation, shame, and risk of heart issues. Encouragement to cherish memories aids long term recovery.
In recounting his experience from Panama to Iraq and Bosnia, Colin Powell describes a shift from restraint to considering broader nation-building in Afghanistan. He notes the 9/11 attacks changed the calculations on military power and objectives amid fresh calls for decisive action.
The writer argues that drug prohibition and medical ethics should respect patient autonomy. He cites Oregon debates and a dying Arizona friend, noting life expectancy rising from 3.1 percent alive at 75 in 1960 to 6 percent by 2000. He asks readers to respond to Buckley at Universal Press in Kansas City.
The Southeast District Honors Competition held Oct. 13 in Hobbs featured Roswell winners. Janine Speer took first in the 16 to 17 year old group, Erik Speer was third in 12 to 13, while Joseph Camp won second in 10 to 11 and Adam Camp competed in 12 to 13. Both Speer brothers are sons of Steve and Therese Speer and all four students study with Laura Donovan. Speer will advance to the state Honors competition on Nov. 9 at the State Convention of the Professional Music Teachers of New Mexico.
A reader argues federal regulations did not prevent the 9 11 attacks and criticizes post 9 11 air safety rules. The writer claims True Believers studied aircraft and that citizen action rather than government authority prevented other harm. They advocate for information and vigilance and oppose censorship of extremist material.
A St Andrews youth group earned praise for decorating the banquet room at Jack Chew’s restaurant on November 10 and assisting with serving and cleanup. The Purple Heart Bataan and Pearl Harbor veterans expressed gratitude for the group’s courteous, mature service led by adults Siri Cooper and Enid Smith, with thanks to Amos Smith Wyatt Smith Cassie Cooper and Meghan Dawe.
Local clubs and groups schedule a full day of activities from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at sites including Roswell Adult Center 807 N Missouri Ave and Masonic Temple 2803 W Fourth St. Events include crafts, support groups, lunches, bridge, AA meetings, NA, dances, and various chapter meetings.
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