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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2016
Page
3
Jose Mike Jimenez, a retired ENMAR instructor and freelance writer, reflects on the presidential choice amid accusations around Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. He considers identity, security, and the impact of third parties and urges support for Gary Johnson.
The editorial denounces theft and vandalism of campaign signs in Roswell with a video showing a vehicle removing a Trump sign. It notes hundreds of signs vandalized or stolen recently and urges respect for free expression and lawful campaigning. It also highlights speeding complaints on Washington Avenue near College and 19th Street and calls for renewed police deterence. The piece promotes New Mexico Military Institute’s 125th anniversary weekend activities including Silver Taps games parade and the community celebration.
Chaves County Sheriff Britt Snyder delivered a speech last Saturday honoring domestic violence victims and urging action. He cited his own brother's murder of his family as a stark example, noting the tragedy struck despite no observed abuse at home. Names Ruth Holly Kyla and Corey are honored as part of the survivors.
A reader notes a misattribution in Fridays letters exposing Martin Kral as the author of a John son-Weld piece. The piece details Roswell city governance cost estimates, including interim managers James Hogan and Jonathan Phillips, severance pay, and a $72 237 website contract, totaling about 1 110 371.
The text accuses Hillary Clinton of disparaging Catholicism and Hispanics, seeking open borders and a government collapse. It claims the FBI and Justice Department gave her a pass and warns of widespread infiltration, increased abortions, and erosion of religious freedoms.
The Roswell Daily Record describes how readers may submit letters for publication. It requires real name city, a contact phone number, and adherence to length limits under 250 words for quickest publication. Anonymous or unverifiable letters will not run.
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