Daily Record celebrates evolution of its Saturday edition
The Daily Record announces changes in its 117 year history including photo graphs color ink wire service reports and online publishing. It explains moving from evening to morning delivery in 1984 and replacing Monday with Saturday edition to better meet readers needs. An open house at 2301 N Main St from 9 am to noon offers coffee donuts and complimentary papers.
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September 6 1901 McKinley shot at Pan American Expo
On this date President William McKinley was shot by Leon Czolgosz in Buffalo New York. He died eight days later and Theodore Roosevelt became president. Also born this date in 1757 was Marquis de Lafayette in Auvergne France.
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Roswell Residents Complete Army ROTC Basic Camp
Frank T. Abercrombie Suzanne L. Bragg and Harold R. Jones Jr. all of Roswell completed training in fundamental military skills at the Army ROTC basic camp in Fort Knox Kentucky. Abercrombie and Bragg are children of Roswell parents and Jones is a Goddard High School 1983 graduate.
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Pearce closes gap with Udall in New Mexico race
In New Mexico's U S Senate contest, Democrat Tom Udall maintains momentum from the June primary while Republican Steve Pearce rebuilds, with outside groups funding ads and a widening cash gap. Pearce relies on independent spending and media buys to narrow Udall's lead, while debates may help Pearce gain traction.
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Ed Tinsley
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Medvedev Pressures Georgia Crisis as Putin Remains Behind
Medvedev uses blunt rhetoric calling Saakashvili a political corpse while signaling a tough line amid the Georgia conflict. Putin, not Medvedev, has led Russia’s confrontational stance, shaping policy and rhetoric as analysts monitor power dynamics between the two leaders.
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Palin interview guide mirrors press as HR model
A St Paul column argues media should vet Palin like job candidates, noting sexist questions linger in campaigns. It condemns probing a candidate's family choices while urging scrutiny of McCain’s vetting, policy positions on abortion and teen programs, and readiness to lead.
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