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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 2002

Page

4

Editorial urges vote on LOGAT in Roswell election

The Daily Record urges Roswell voters to cast ballots on the Local Option Gross Receipts Tax, defending free speech and civic rights while honoring those who died defending them. It notes editorial support and opposition columns from local leaders and emphasizes voting by secret ballot with tax funds for economic development.

Daily Record Roswell Bill Owen Bobby Villegas Owen Villegas LOGRT

Roswell Official Supports Local Options Tax Vote

An eight year Roswell official writes to urge a yes vote on the Local Options Gross Receipts Tax. He notes the tax adds 12.5 cents per $100 and would raise about $900,000 annually for five years for community benefits and good information. He urges residents to vote yes on Tuesday September 17.

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Finalists for National Merit Scholarships Named

Ernest Earick and Janet Floyd, seniors at Goddard High School, were announced as finalists for National Merit Scholarships. Roswell's Jeff Goldberg and Andre Kellum of Kingman, Ariz., announced their engagement with an October wedding planned in Kingman. High school art students began overseeing the restoration of Lake Arthur's monument.

Ernest Earick Janet Floyd Goddard High School Roswell Jeff Goldberg Andre Kellum Kingman, Ariz Kingman Lake Arthur

Bush pushes Citizen Service Act stalled by House

President Bush urged volunteers as Congress blocked passage of the Citizen Service Act. House Majority Leader Armey delayed action amid concerns over Clinton era program components, while Senate Democrats coordinate with the White House. Kennedy may move a rival bill if stalling continues. urged public volunteerism persists nationwide.

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History echoes from Churchill on war and readiness

The author reflects on The Gathering Storm and wartime lessons from Churchill amid debates over disarmament and preemptive action. He cites Churchill’s warnings against pacifism and appeasement, arguing that failing to prepare defense risks greater loss, a parallel drawn to confronting terrorism today.

London Washington Winston Churchill Britain Saddam Hussein Churchill Hitler Germany England

Notable events on September 15 across history

On this date various milestones shaped nations and leaders. Costa Rica Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua El Salvador proclaimed independence in 1821. New York fell to British forces in 1776. The U.S. State Department was renamed in 1789. Taft was born in 1857. Russia became a republic in 1917. The Nuremberg Laws began in 1935. The Battle of Britain saw Luftwaffe losses in 1940. UN forces landed at Inchon in 1950.

Associated Press Costa Rica Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua el Salvador New York City U.S. Department of Foreign Affairs Department of State William Howard Taft United States U.S Cincinnati Russia Alexander Kerensky

Fort Stanton and the Murphy Fritz Store Legacy in New Mexico

The article recounts the early New Mexico forts Fort Marcy Fort Union Fort Stanton and Fort Wingate built by the U S Army from 1846 onward Their roles in protecting settlers and aiding military campaigns Describe how Emil Fritz and Lawrence Murphy former California Column soldiers turned merchants formed L G Murphy Co to run the Fort Stanton post store and win a quartermaster contract in 1868.

Fort Marcy Santa Fe United States New Mexico Stephen Watts Kearny Fort Union Las Vegas Sangre de Cristo Mountains Fort Stanton Capitan and Lincoln Mescalero Apache Las Cruces Carleton California Emil Fritz Lawrence G. Murphy Fritz Murphy Fritz and L.G. Murphy & Co L.B. Maxwell

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