New business incentives draw criticism from Roswell readers
A reader letter cautions Roswell over reliance on industrial revenue bonds and incentives. It cites Patriot Aviation and Santa Fe Cookie Company and notes many recipients fail to create or sustain jobs while funds go to subsidies. The letter links broader analyses showing taxpayer exposure and accountability gaps.
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Where was the United States on September 11 2001
A reader laments America's moral direction after the 9 11 attacks. The letter denounces secularism in schools and public policy, condemns abortion and obscenity in media, questions leadership, and urges civic duty and moral reform. It references God, biblical quotes, and political critique, urging action by voters and officials.
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Roswell UFO Visit Sparks Reader Letter on 1947 Crash Fame
A Roswell reader defends the Mysterious Mercury Men and a local UFO museum. The letter criticizes Carla Marley for dismissing the 1947 Roswell incident as merely "stuff" and urges respect for those promoting the crash tale and public interest.
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Right of return debate cited by Cal Thomas
Columnist Cal Thomas argues that the right of return for exiled Palestinians would flood Israel with those seeking its destruction. He contends Palestinian tactics focus on land through terror, warns against a Palestinian state without ironclad guarantees, and blames U S policy for potential regional instability after Sept 11. He references Tribune Media Services contact.
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U N and U S gun owners clash over global role and terror
The piece notes a yearly clash between U S gun owners and the United Nations. It quotes Timothy Crawford of Brookings saying the General Assembly has little power while the Security Council drives U S policy, especially on terrorism and wars. An AP poll shows rising U S faith in the UN and broad support for its anti terror role.
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