700th Week Column Focuses On Giving Back
Roswell columnist Rick Kraft marks 700 weekly installments with reflections on using God given gifts to positively impact others. He cites personal milestones from 13 years of writing and describes how readers cross the globe and influence lives through his motivational essays. Kraft credits colleagues at the Roswell Daily Record and Leadership Roswell for support.
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Kelsey Bryan
Japan
Germany
Santa Fe
Charles Fischer
Andrew Poertner
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Leadership
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Today In History highlights from Sept 15 across years
On this date many events are noted including 1776 British forces occupying New York City, 1789 the Foreign Affairs Department renamed to State, 1862 Harpers Ferry capture, 1942 USS Wasp torpedoed, 1950 Incheon landing, 1963 Birmingham church bombing deaths, and USA Today first published. The item lists several other milestones at intervals.
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Daily Record Letters Policy for Publication
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Dr Komaroff on minor maladies and medical research
Dr Komaroff notes many patients suffer from minor maladies with limited medical understanding. He argues more research could yield treatments to ease widespread, lesser illnesses and reduce overall misery. He is a Harvard Medical School physician and professor.
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Stossel doubts Kerry on Syria red line and intervention
John Stossel questions the feasibility of military options in Syria and warns against US overreach. He notes doubts about Assad, warns that limited strikes may kill civilians, and argues that America cannot police the world while risking broader conflict and bankruptcy. He cites Russia China Iran as possible responders.
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Osama bin Laden
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Darfur
Somalia
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