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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2002
Page
4
Baltasar Garzon suspended Batasuna as parliament debated its fate. The party faced criticism for praising militants and supporting ETA violence while winning government funds. The ban pushed hundreds of local officials underground, raising questions about solving the Basque conflict.
The Israeli plan Gaza and Bethlehem First faces delays as Defense Minister Ben Eliezer postpones the Hebron withdrawal citing alerts. Prime Minister Sharon downplays the move, drawing distrust about a renewed political track and weakening moderate Palestinian leadership. The public hopes for calm fade amid government inaction.
On September 2 1945 Japan formally surrendered aboard the USS Missouri ending World War II. The Great Fire of London began in 1666 destroying thousands of homes with few deaths. The U S Treasury Department was established in 1789. Union General Sherman occupied Atlanta in 1864. Theodore Roosevelt spoke softly and carried a big stick in 1901. The first nonstop Europe to U S flight completed in 1930 aboard The Question Mark.
The Roswell Coyotes defeated El Paso Cathedral 20 to 14 in the Wool Bowl reopening after renovations. Improvements since March include bleachers ticket booths restrooms press box locker rooms and concession stands. Calvin Stewart will enter the U I F in late November and be stationed at Malstrom AFB Montana.
The piece surveys global water scarcity and conflicts from Bolivia to Santa Fe, calling attention to Pojoaque and Las Campanas, cross-border water rights, and corporate interests. It notes New Mexico's lack of desalination, the San Juan Diversion Project's delays, and calls for conservation and inland pumping of saline water.
The CCDF reported a ten month period of progress from Sept 1, 2001 to June 30. Accomplishments include advancing a Fairfield Inn on the Zuni Motel site, pushing the Foreign Trade Zone application, launching a commercial property listing on its Web site, exploring a federally funded revolving loan fund, and coordinating a $6.5 million industrial revenue bond to create 25 jobs.
The memoir traces a journalist’s path to a Washington Post and San Francisco Examiner career. He recalls early inspirations including Joe McGinniss and Nick von Hoffman as well as dinners with Maureen Dowd and Mary McGrory. He credits Larry Kramer with fostering his column.
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