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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2001
Page
5
Roswell resident and local employer writes that Wal Mart strengthens the community by hosting fundraisers, making donations, and supporting local jobs. The letter cites Christmas by Krebs ornaments made in Roswell and sold at Wal Mart, noting Walton’s domestic sourcing and early orders aid seasonal hiring.
A reader complains about Roswell Police boundary knowledge after a car accident, while the Roswell Police Chief notes crime reductions since 1997 and 2000, citing decreases in murders burglaries criminal damage and graffiti with civilian support. The letter also references ongoing support for safety and Enduring Freedom efforts.
An editor’s note letter from a Roswell Hispanic community member urges Rusty Ryan to rethink his vote on the administration of Dr. Amarante Fresquez. The writer criticizes board inexperience and decision making, arguing performance standards and outcomes should guide tenure decisions rather than personal feelings. The piece warns of difficulty attracting talented educators if justified concerns are not addressed.
Helen Thomas notes changing priorities as Bush faces a budget deficit and a hostile Congress. She predicts a tougher immigration stance, possible cuts to education and federal initiatives, and heightened security measures after anthrax scares. Wary Americans endure tightened controls yet remain resolute.
The writer notes 89 octane gas varying from $1.50 in Roswell to $1.29 in Rochester Minnesota and $1.19 in Minnesota and Oklahoma City on a round trip. returning to Amarillo, prices remain around $1.19. The piece questions local full service and checks price consistency on the road.
The piece argues Congress must let states spend federal education, police, and fire funds and warns against-postal Service interference with Internet. It condemns proposals to charge for Internet messages, calling such moves untenable and unchristian, urging government support only via direct appropriations if needed.
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