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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2002
Page
5
A letter argues that Roswell should approve the LOGAT tax to reduce future tax burden. Proponents claim higher state revenue will attract good paying jobs, reduce welfare dependence, and lower individual taxes as more residents contribute. They warn against remaining a welfare city with high crime and declining prospects.
A personal remembrance recalls the World Trade Center broadcasting Led Zeppelin as a roof of emotion rose through the walls. The vivid scene united diverse workers, security personnel, and pedestrians before the tragedy struck and history turned ironic for many.
Jody Dallas of Caprock reports a pickup caught fire en route to Roswell Hospital for lab work. State Police, sheriff, highway and fire departments responded and assisted, with a trooper coordinating insurance and a rental car. A Walmart driver named Sam from the Plainview district helped. praise for local emergency crews.
Local critique argues LOGRT benefits only business owners in Roswell. It claims growth creates jobs but fears long term prospects are weak for workers. The speaker questions tax increases funding the scheme and cites Wal-Mart and other firms as already established.
The nation observes a moment of unity with flags, candles, bells, and songs as Americans weigh the war on terrorism. Bush urges endurance after warnings. polls show wavering confidence in prevailing and capturing bin Laden, while officials say no shared sacrifice comparable to Pearl Harbor era exists.
Hernandez urges stronger international support against Saddam Hussein and calls for a UN backed resolution with teeth. He argues regaining post 9 11 unity is key to American safety and asks readers to contact him by email.
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