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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2001
Page
4
The piece argues for a targeted guest-worker program to address illegal immigration, stressing rights parity for workers, inclusion of all nationalities, and the need to boost economic development in Mexico. It notes the US economy and freedoms attract migrants and cautions against blanket amnesty while calling for practical reforms.
September 7 marks events from 1940 London blitz begins to 1825 Lafayette farewell to Adams at the White House. Notable births include 1936 rock figure Buddy Holly born Charles Holley in Lubbock Texas. The Beijing peace ended the Boxer Rebellion in 1901.
In Elida on Sept 7 1976 Sharon Beck 17 was elected secretary of a regional Office Education Association meeting. She also heads the Roswell High School OFA chapter and is the daughter of Clifford Beck Jr. and his wife. Earl Stephens won the low gross title in the Retiree Golf Association singles with a 76 after a playoff at Cahoon Park.
In Santa Fe Albuquerque’s mayoral race illustrates likely state trends with a runoff ban, campaign spending limits, and party endorsements. Rick Homans challenges the $175,000 cap amid a court fight, while Martin Chavez leads polls. Republican-endorsed candidates face off against Democratic favorites as campaigns expand beyond city lines.
The Bush administration seeks to give China an advance view of missile defense plans and may tolerate China resuming underground nuclear tests to modernize its arsenal. It argues Beijing uses propaganda to pressure the United States after last spring’s spy plane incident. China’s rising defense spend and ICBM program raise concerns about regional and potential U.S. soil impacts.
An opinion piece traces the history of exclusion at the University of Georgia until 1961 and critiques current affirmative action. It cites the 11th Circuit ruling declaring Georgia’s diversity bonus unconstitutional and questions whether diversity goals justify biased admission practices. The author argues vestiges of racism persist and urges nuanced, merit-based diversity policies.
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