Letter Forum Repeats Concerns Over Obama Policy and Israel
Readers challenge Obama foreign policy citing Iran North Korea and nuclear threats. The letter accuses him of politicizing strategy, questions missile defenses Poland and Czech plans, praises Israel, and critiques church influence in Roswell public schools.
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Bob Woodward
Obama
Afghanistan
Iran
Mideast
Israel
Poland
Czech Republic
Russia
North Korea
Reagan
Taft
China
Mort Zuckerman
U. S. News and World Report
Iraq
Cuba
Arab World
United States
Donuts and devotion push Church On The Move outreach
A reader praises Church On The Move for using engaging methods to inspire youth and spread the message Jesus saves. The note contrasts it with Mormon and Jehovah's Witnesses practices and cites global outreach ambitions, praising Pastor Smotherman and predicting widespread impact.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
George Bush
Barack Obama
Jesus
Smotherman
Fiesta for Food fundraiser for Roswell group
Lend A Hand of Roswell seeks support as donations fall. The annual fundraiser, Fiesta for Food, will be held Friday October 15 from 6 to 9 PM at the Sally Port Inn with Summit Food catering. Tickets cost 25 for adults and 10 for children 12 and under, with a goal of 300 to 400 attendees.
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Lend-A-Hand of
Roswell
Good Samaritan Outreach
Community Kitchen
Presbyterian Outreach
Sally Port Inn
Summit Food
Esther Purkey
Roswell, Inc
Critics argue over school discipline for religious materials
Letter writer condemns punishments at Goddard High for donuts with Bible verses and fetus models, alleging bias against Christianity, double standards for other beliefs, and a drift toward political correctness and atheistic orthodoxy in schools.
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Goddard High School
ACLU
U.S
Supreme Court
Daily Record Letters Policy Example
The Daily Record public notices its letters policy requiring writers to provide full name address and telephone number for verification. It bans libelous or discourteous letters and limits to 600 words with a maximum of two letters per month per writer.
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Gallagher's social network film sparks gender and race critique
Maggie Gallagher, president of the National Organization for Marriage, critiques The Social Network for its portrayal of Harvard life, noting stereotypes about Asian women and the absence of mothers and female figures in the film. She cites concerns about gender roles and race representations in the movie.
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Mark
Priscilla Chan
Zuckerber
Saverin
Harvard
Eduardo
Wome
Asia
Sorkin
Mark Zuckerberg
Aaron Sorkin
Maggie Gallagher
National Organization For Marriage
Doctor cautions on crushing large potassium pills
Dr Gott replies to a reader about diuretics and potassium pills. He notes large pills should not be chewed or crushed and suggests safer forms such as half tablets, capsules opened on applesauce, or liquid versions. He emphasizes proper administration and consulting labels for guidance.
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Peter H. Gott
Dr. Gott
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