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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 2009

Page

3

Opinion: Pakistan Army’s HQ assault exposes deep flaws

The piece argues the Rawalpindi attack mirrors a failed defense of a military nerve center. It suggests inside help and inconsistent anti extremist policy taint the Pakistan Army, highlighting selective action against violent groups and urging decisive defeat of all extremists.

Pakistan IRA Ministry of Defense Rawalpindi Taliban Swat Afghanistan

North Korea hints at return to six party talks

In a guest editorial the Ashai Shimbun notes Kim Jong Il signaled possible multilateral talks after North Korea U S negotiations while stressing reluctance to rejoin six party talks and urging U S engagement within that framework with Japan and South Korea as pivotal partners.

Kim Jong I Pyongyang North Korea U.S United Nations Security Council Kim Barack Obama Japan South Korea George W. Bush United States China

1989 Northern California quake hits World Series day

On October 17, 1989 a magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck northern California, killing 63 and causing about 6 billion dollars in damage. The event occurred just before Game 3 of the World Series between the Oakland Athletics and San Francisco Giants at Candlestick Park.

California Oakland Athletics San Francisco Giants Candlestick Park

Local Eagles Honored in Dexter Ceremonies

Michael I. Grantham and William W. Harty, both of Troop 19 sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, received Eagle badges at Westside Church of Christ. Grantham built two benches at Hagerman Cemetery VFW Memorial. Harty installed two benches in Dexter Community Park. Marine Albert C. Garcia, son of Hagerman residents, was promoted to private first class with the 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton, California.

Michael I. Grantham William W. Harty Westside Church of Christ In Dexter Troop 19 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Grantham Floyd Grantham VFW Hagerman Cemetery Harty William G. Harty Albert C. Garcia Martin B. Garcia Hagerman 1St Marine Division Camp Pendleton Oceanside Calif

It's a Mad World After All Nobel Peace Prize Commentary

A New Mexico News Services 2009 column blasts Barack Obama's Nobel Peace Prize award as misguided theater. It ridicules Carter Gore and Obama, accuses the prize of meddling in politics, notes declining approval and economic woes, and mocks imagined praise songs in schools.

Barack Obama Jimmy Carter Fidel Castro Israel Carter Oslo Brain Trust al Gore Bernie Madoff Gore Nobel Committee George W. Bush Obama International Olympic Committee Chicago IOC Rio de Janeiro Bob Hope Bing Crosby Dorothy Lamour America Ronald Reagan New Mexico Afghanistan Norway

Deficit stirs tension as New Mexico to open special session

In Santa Fe a rally of educators and union activists denounced budget cuts to close a projected $650 million deficit. Democrats Tim Keller and Eric Griego spoke against cutting education and services, signaling political risks for lawmakers in the upcoming session. The unions advocate tax increases on corporations or repealing 2003 income tax cuts, seeking broader revenue to avoid further cuts. The session will shape election battles for all House members in 2010 and Senate members in 2012.

Santa FE New Mexico Albuquerque-area Tim Keller Eric Griego

Breast cancer awareness through pink ribbons and policy

In Breast Cancer Awareness Month’s 25th year, NFL pink gear highlights progress from stigma to advocacy. About 200,000 U.S. women will be diagnosed this year, with African American women at higher mortality risk. Legislation from Rep Castor and others seeks to close treatment gaps and curb drive-through mastectomies while promoting mammograms and early detection.

NFL Cokie U.S Kathy Castor D-Fla House Wasserman Schultz Rosa DeLauro D-Conn

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