Roswell Fair Frames October Community Experience
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair in Roswell enters its 80th year with midway lights rides animal shows and 4HFFA exhibits. Vendors booths local arts and crafts and Southeastern New Mexico cuisine fill the commercial building as families are invited to attend through the weekend despite competition from home entertainment options.
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Liberals are patriots, too
Reader responds to a Sept 22 letter by Charles Coll that equated liberals with a lack of patriotism. The writer defends liberal Americans including veterans and citizens who question policy while affirming freedom of speech and love of country.
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Roswell teachers announce choir tryouts as Greased Lighting screens
Roswell High School chorus director Charles Rives announced tryouts for the school’s Sensations choir. Goddard High School hosted a back-to-school open house with musical entertainment. Richard Pryor’s Greased Lighting played at Cinema 1 & 2.
Traits of New Mexicans
A humorous regional list notes local quirks for New Mexicans from Tesuque to Taos hums and green chile lore. It playfully catalogs habits from dirt streets and El or Los eateries to mud houses and sand yards, inviting readers to contribute.
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North Korea opens doors on reforms while keeping arms program
A U.S. delegation travels to Pyongyang amid broader talks on economic reforms and diplomacy. Officials note economic changes since July, but warn real growth hinges on cutting military spending. Bolton and Bush label Pyongyang an axis of evil, framing the broader struggle over missile sales and security.
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Partisanship overruns procedure in Torricelli replacement clash
Democrats push Lautenberg to replace Torricelli in New Jersey despite a 51 day rule with 34 days left before election. Republicans insist on following the deadline. The dispute echoes 2000 Florida ballot fights and may reach the New Jersey Supreme Court.
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