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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2014
Page
5
Dr. Glenn Mollette argues for halting most West Africa flights and shifting focus to funding West African hospitals and medical training. He urges screening and repatriation of Americans abroad, extensive medical aid, and a global cure through billions in medical research while stressing border security and national priorities.
Norris continues across the nation highlighting the 90 minute documentary UnFair. The film aims to expose perceived damage from the Income Tax and the IRS to liberties, businesses, families, and civic groups. A trailer and theater list are available at unfairmovie.com.
A fragment urges readers to fight for liberty and attend a local theater Tuesday night while promoting Chuck Norris official social media and a blog. It frames perceived threats to the country and labels opposition as unfair.
A Roswell City Council vote on a proposed solar farm on city property draws criticism over potential church proximity and impact on property values. The letter questions council attendance, campaign promises, Obamacare implications, and calls for clearer candidate disclosures before elections.
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Doctors explain that trials compare treatments with placebo and do not affect standard care. Participation costs are usually covered, and risks exist though benefits occur for some patients. Dr Komaroff of Harvard Medical School notes inquiries can be sent to Ask Doctor K.
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