Debating Iraq War Options From Inside the Administration
Helen Thomas argues that senior officials clash over Iraq policy. Baker questions ties to al Qaida, supports U N inspections while Pompey Powell and Kissinger push cautious, long term action. Cheney and hardliners press for invasion, elder Bush urged restraint in a pre emptive strike debate.
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Debate on evolution vs creation taught in Cobb County
The column argues both evolution and creation theories have faith-based acceptance and neither can be tested scientifically. It urges teaching parallel views in Cobb County and nationwide, inviting open debate to determine the more persuasive evidence.
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Today in History snapshot for September 5, 2002
The entry notes key events on September 5 across history. It mentions the 1972 Munich Olympics attack resulting in eleven Israelis and others killed, the 1774 Continental Congress assembling in Philadelphia, and Sam Houston’s 1836 election as president of the Republic of Texas.
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Roswell Letter Defends Local Tax Hike Support
Harriet Pinkerton of Roswell praises the mayor and City Council for political risks that revived the town since 1967. She notes residents visitors and even aliens will share the burden and chides detractors to leave town.
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Woman Seeks Witnesses After Wal-Mart Parking Lot Crash
Cynthia Phillips reports a July 21 3 15 p m collision in the Wal Mart parking lot where a red Chevrolet pickup struck her silver Concorde. She claims the other driver lied to police and his insurer and seeks witnesses to avoid a $500 deductible. Contact details provided.
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Dilbert cartoon debate stirs reader letters
Readers respond to a DIlbert letter in the Roswell Daily Record dated Sunday August 18 2002. J E Goss defends humor by exaggeration Helen Thomas thanks the paper and Helen Cunningham commends editor bravery while Jane Cunningham praises publishing opinion.
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LOGAT: A Must for Roswell’s Future say longtime resident
A retiree and his wife hail Roswell as a great place with low taxes and strong health care. He argues business incentives are essential to protect local jobs and preserve quality of life, urging adoption of LOGAT for the city’s future.
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Wake Up Carlsbad Citizens Call for Responsibility
Denita Crow of Carlsbad appeals for accountability after an intoxicated teen totaled her parked car and avoided punishment, noting the driver’s father works for the State Police. She urges parents to prepare children for the real world and emphasizes personal responsibility to keep communities moving.
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Trim figure linked to longer hearts and heart failure risk
A Framingham Heart Study report in the New England Journal of Medicine shows that even moderate overweight raises heart failure risk. Obesity connects to high blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes. prevention hinges on plant based diets and regular exercise from childhood onward.
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