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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2001
Page
5
A Roswell analysis asserts the Artesian Basin remains in balance with adequate water for future growth if current withdrawals are maintained and intake areas protected. It notes the cost to farmers from strict limits, the need for rainfall, and urges public vigilance at local springs to monitor basin health.
Cal Thomas argues against anti American sentiment, urging pride in U S achievements and a refusal to blame the nation for personal failures. He cites economic disparity and immigration debates, defending civil rights progress and urging immigrants to assimilate, while recalling Calvin Coolidge on national standards.
The Horned Lizard Conservation Society based in Austin notes a rapid disappearance of horny toads across the West. New Mexico hosts three varieties. among them the Rocky Mountain Short Horned Lizard formerly inhabited Estancia. Tom McCain of Sandia Park runs a New Mexico chapter and sells toads at fairs.
A Roswell letter praises national resilience after a tragedy and urges local support for troops. The writer lists flags seen on Main Street from Pine Lodge to McGaffey, suggests alternative displays for struggling businesses, and thanks several local firms for their visible support.
A reader calls for patriotic unity after fear and violence, urging Roswell residents to fly the flag in homes and businesses and wear white ribbons to honor victims. The letter praises those already displaying the flag and asserts the country will recover stronger than before.
A reader from Roswell submits a patriotic homage titled America urging unity across race and creed. The letter, dated September 13 2001, extols freedom, opportunity, and togetherness with a call to let freedom reign.
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