Community thanks and parade notes from Roswell letters
Readers thank ENMU Roswell staff and volunteers for the design competition judges and memorial show. Various organizations and individuals from Roswell acknowledge parade participation, library donations, teen leadership, and city government engagement. A reader vents frustrations about New Mexico politics and Governor-elect Richardson.
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Kathy Avery
Tammy Brisco
Sonny Chancey
Roger Cooper
Eddie Dyess
Billy Hunter
Nancy Moore
Roxanne Urquidez
ENMU
Helen Cogan
Donna Gutierrez
Felicia Harvey
Dusty Heritage
Kay Holcomb
Margaret Johnson
Arthur Leible
Janet Macaluso
Claudia Martinez
Liz McMinn
Lorrie Miller
Roxann Morris
Harold Niles
Judy Orosco
Milo Overstreet
David Peschka
Terry Rhodes
Victoria Sedillo
Jan Tharp
Kay Trujillo
Linda Whitehead
Valley Vintage Motor Car Club
New Mexico Military Institute
Col. Fox
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Yucca Center
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Scott R. Schoen
Thanks to Roswell Fire Department paramedics and EMTs
Gratitude pours from readers for prompt professional care during urgent calls to the Roswell Fire Department. Multiple letters praise the crew’s calm handling, noting repeated respectful service over four months and recognizing brave acts saving homes.
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Bush pushes for homeland security amid new Congress
President Bush argues for a department of homeland security as Democrats show reduced pre election confidence. He warns of another attack and says citizenship rules must tighten. He emphasizes a long war strategy, hunting terrorists one by one, with the battlefield now global.
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America
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Pat Garrett Wins Lincoln County Sheriff Race in 1880
In 1880 Pat Garrett, a Democrat, defeats the Republican incumbent by 320 to 179 to become Lincoln County sheriff. He vows to pursue outlaw Billy the Kid amid widespread lawlessness, often trailing the fugitive for hours. The piece notes New York City installs electric street lights in 1880, the same year Garrett is elected. Next week: Capture and its aftermath.
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