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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2005
Page
2
The article frames immigration reform as a five piece puzzle with scope, job demand, law enforcement, terrorism fears, and politics. A White House hearing considers a plan granting six year work visas to illegal immigrants who meet history and background checks, potentially stabilizing labor markets and border security.
In a guest editorial from The Daily Nonpareil, President Bush argues the war on terrorism remains vital even as support for Iraq wanes. He contrasts aims of terrorists with U S policy and warns of dangers if the United States reduces its presence in Iraq before regional stability is secured. The piece portrays terrorism as seeking power and weapons to threaten Israel Europe and the American public.
Highlights list key historic events by date noting Mason-Dixon boundary agreement 1767 Louis XIV Edict of Nantes revocation 1685 U S Alaska possession 1867 and other milestones including Edison death 1931 and Nobel Prize for DNA 1962.
Judith Harrington, a junior journalism major from Roswell, has been chosen 1980-81 wire editor for the Round Up at New Mexico State University. In Roswell, Mary Kay Church, Wayne Davenport and Paula Grieves are reappointed UNM alumni recruitment coordinators for the Roswell area.
A columnist argues that high gasoline prices reflect broader oil industry dynamics rather than a conspiracy. Refineries in the U S have declined from 325 in 1981 to 149 amid aging plants and environmental costs, with capacity expanding only through upgrades. Projects like the Arizona Clean Fuels refinery face EPA permits and a $2.5 billion price tag, planned for 2010.
The Senate backed a McCain led measure to ban cruel treatment of prisoners by a 90 to 9 vote with 46 Republicans signing on. The House must act. McCain, a Vietnam veteran, argues the move restores moral standing after Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo photos. The White House warns it could curb presidential authority.
In a discussion on crime and abortion, William Bennett and Bill Maher trigger debate over whether poverty explains crime and whether abortion is tied to ethnic slurring. Sullivan and Maher clash on religion and morality as viewers laugh at provocative exchanges.
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