ILEA Roswell graduates influence in community and abroad
The first ILEA class in Roswell, 30 students from Hong Kong, the Philippines and Singapore, earned diplomas and returned home. They boosted Roswell’s economy and offered ambassadors for cross cultural understanding while underscoring worldwide concerns after the September 11 attacks.
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Philippines
Singapore
ILEA
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Washington
New Mexico
Thanks to helpers in Roswell tragedy
A Roswell reader expresses gratitude to police officers, EMS, fire personnel, medical staff, and teachers for risking their lives during acts of terror and tragedy. The letter honors fallen colleagues and urges ongoing appreciation and unity, citing a biblical quote and personal community bonds.
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D.C
Pennsylvania
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Mary Hal Roswell
Lamb and Pig Fetch Record Prices at Tastee Freeze Event
On October 3 1976 Tastee Freeze and Big T Family Restaurant owners led the market with a grand champion lamb selling for 23.25 per pound to Roger Thetford. Mike Lee’s pig sold for a record 10.25 per pound to Olen Featherstone Featherstone Farms. Bob Cooper said New Mexico state planners discuss a sandy beach at Bottomless Lakes State Park due to prior landslide and pool issues.
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Tastee Freeze
Big T Family
Roger Thetford
Olen Featherstone
Mike Lee
Featherstone Farms
New Mexico State Park
Bob Cooper
Commission
Bottomless Lakes
Lea Lake
Gubernatorial Race Heats Up With Carruthers Richardson Talk
New Mexico sources say Bill Richardson and Garrey Carruthers top the field for next year’s governor race, with both delaying definitive runs. Richardson weighs an entry while pursuing early petition efforts and exploring a January decision date, while Carruthers courts Republican momentum as Democrats worry about his potential win.
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Garvey Carruthers
Bill Richardson
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Gary Johnson
Gary King
King
Energy Department
Gloria Tristani
Martin Chavez
Diane Denish
New Mexico
Cimarron Health Plans
Cathy
Barbara Richardson
Public war on terrorism tests press duties and civil liberties
The piece argues reporters must balance informing the public with wartime secrecy, noting the risk to freedoms from new Justice Department detentions and broad eavesdropping rules. It urges Congress to question rights erosion and highlights calls for cautious disclosure to avoid harming national security.
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Donald Rumsfeld
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White House
Ari Fleischer
Past crises haunt Bush coalition seeking bin Laden links
The article cites Kennedy Cuba missiles and the Gulf War as decisive, contrasting with Bush's effort to unite allies against Osama bin Laden. It notes lessons from Clinton strikes, CIA debates on chemical weapons in Sudan, and a shift toward nonmilitary options to avoid civilian casualties.
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Henry Shelton
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