New Mexico Dairy Industry Donates 10000 to Red Cross
The Dairy Producers of New Mexico and the Rio Hondo Chapter of the American Red Cross receive a $10,000 donation from state dairymen. Board member Arie Breedyk Sr. and executive director Sharon Lombardi express pride and solidarity after the tragedy, with Ken Miller noting ongoing support.
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Roswell Student Graduates From Focus on the Family Institute
Becky Dodson of Roswell, a Oklahoma State University student, completed an eight credit hour Focus on the Family Institute program on July 25. The semester long program aims to build tomorrow's leaders through Christian worldview study, marriage and family life, and community and church society topics.
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Roswell
Oklahoma State University
Focus On the Family Institute
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Cheatham joins delayed entry into the U S Army
Skiiler J. Cheatham enters the Delayed Entry Program delaying active duty up to one year. The 1998 Springer High School graduate may learn new skills travel and qualify for as much as 50000 toward college. He will report for basic training at Fort Benning in Columbus Georgia. He is the son of Darla S. Madrid of Roswell and Dane B. Cheatham of Denton Texas.
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Roswell
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Denton
Texas
Flag pin fundraiser supports Red Cross in Roswell
Debbie Coker writes that Erin Cook Tony and Sarah Coleman and others made cross stitch American flag pins sold at Primm Drug with all proceeds to the Red Cross. She notes over 650 dollars donated and thanks Roswell and nearby residents for support.
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October 19 history highlights from early U.S. events
On October 19 historical events include Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown in 1781, Stamp Act Congress declaration in 1765, Napoleon’s 1812 retreat from Moscow, Jubal Early at Cedar Creek in 1864, WAVES acceptance in 1944, UN forces in Pyongyang in 1950, Truman ending war with Germany in 1951, and a US embargo on Cuba in 1960.
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Trust and truth in wartime press freedom
Helen Thomas argues that the White House and Bush era intelligence efforts chilled press reporting on Vietnam and Afghanistan as alerts warned of new attacks. She urges mutual trust between government and media, noting leaks, censorship, and the need for responsible journalism in wartime.
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Moderation key in Hispanic political races
The piece argues candidates like Hernandez and Ferrer lost by courting ultraliberal or extreme blocs. It warns that voters favor moderates and that moderation matters more for Hispanic candidates. It notes the need to appeal to a broad electorate rather than polarized factions.
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Prodigy
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