Letters Answer To prayer
A Roswell community letter describes the group Men of Promise planning a 50 Men 50 Days prayer walk for 10 Wednesdays asking for revival unity and protection. They pray for the Roswell Independent School District administration building the Chamber of Commerce police station City Hall County Courthouse Hispano Chamber churches and other institutions. They note a Wal-Mart project as a sign of momentum and invite men to join Wednesdays at 6 30 am at Alien Resistance on East Second Street.
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Roswell
Daily Record
Men of Promise
Roswell Independent
East Second Street
Guy Malone
Stolen Garage Sale Items Spark Warning From Senior Citizen
Wanda Gillard and Wolfgang Rose call out theft at a long delayed garage sale. A disabled senior citizen laments loss of cherished items and a clock damaged by a witness, warning culprits that vengeance and guilt await. They urge accountability and note social security hardship.
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Wanda Gillard
Roswell
Dear Editor on cheap merchandise and local shopping
A reader laments the influx of large discount stores like Kmart and Walmart. They urge Roswell residents in lower Chaves County to support smaller, reliable local shops with durable goods and less travel to distant towns.
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Kmart
Wal-Mart
Roswell
Chaves County
Former presidents adjust to quieter life after office
The piece recalls Harry Truman’s plan to retire simply in Independence, Missouri, while Jimmy Carter stays active, aiding Habitat for Humanity and mediating global disputes. It notes Carter and Ford’s friendship, joint work, and critical remarks about Bush II, plus Reagan’s limited public contact with Nixon and Clinton’s retirement golf.
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Jimmy Carter
Plains
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Latin America
Africa
Middle East
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Ford
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Bush II
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Clinton
Oval Office
Monica Lewinsky
Robert Hardesty
Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
Reagan
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Helen Thomas
Hearst Newspapers
Unz’s stance on bilingual education noted by writer
The piece cites Roger Unz who backs some bilingual education for high schoolers while opposing state laws in Arizona and California. It notes his efforts to expand to Colorado Massachusetts and New York and urges readers to recall his position despite his reluctance to publicize.
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Ron Unz
California
Arizona
Unz
Colorado
Massachusetts
New York
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