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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2001
Page
4
The text urges a prolonged, costly war against international terrorism, warning of many casualties and the need for ground forces. It stresses national resolve, bipartisanship, and the goal to eradicate the evil and secure democracy, even as months or years are required.
Community leaders in Roswell address ongoing crime concerns as residents demand action. Officials cite resource limits and propose patrol increases, improved lighting, and neighborhood watch partnerships to curb incidents and reassure the public. Local residents voice fears, urging timely responses and transparency from authorities.
Santa Fe gossip and political notes profile Gov. Gary Johnson and rival Gov. Jesse Ventura. Debate with drug czar Asa Hutchinson in Albuquerque drew mixed reactions and highlighted Johnsons push on drug policy and redistricting. Johnsons celebrity also fuels tabloid chatter about his appearance and media savvy.
September 16 highlights include Franklin D Roosevelt signing the Selective Training and Service Act in 1940, creating the first peacetime draft. Other notable events span 1638 Louis XIV birth, 1810 Mexico’s revolt, 1893 Oklahoma Cherokee Strip settlement, and 1966 the Metropolitan Opera moved to Lincoln Center.
The piece argues that moral equivalency is fading as Secretary of State Powell declares a global pursuit of extremist violence. It questions U S policy toward Israel, warns of a cycle of conflict, and critiques past intelligence and political narratives amid rising anti pluralism sentiment.
Lucien Maxwell sold his enormous grant in 1870 and built a sequence of homes including a large Rayado residence later tied to Philmont. The story follows his military post era, the downfall of the northern house, and the eventual 1891 Supreme Court affirmation of the grant amid settler resistance and land disputes.
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