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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2001
Page
5
A column argues for a justice approach after Sept 11 that rejects retribution and proposes a daily, personal reminder of victims. It suggests allowing victims' relatives to speak to captured terrorists for 17 years, showing them lives lost and fostering empathy.
A Defense Department team visits Pakistan to coordinate military options against bin Laden’s network as officials reject Taliban claims about locating him. Powell calls for resilience and a return to normal life as U S agencies mobilize and nations join the anti terror campaign.
The article notes Bush sought 329 billion dollars in defense spending for the new budget year, with 40 billion approved post attack to aid reconstruction in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania. It cites defense limits, calls for expanded air defense, and quotes Gen Myers on current military readiness.
Alice Basinger, widow of a Vietnam veteran who died at 44 from agent orange related illness, leads monthly eight course dinners at Mission Arch Care Center for 20 to 40 residents. She also directs the church children's choir, coordinates Christmas gifts for up to 125 residents, and runs a food closet with support from local merchants. Georgia Basinger, her daughter, works at Mission Arch. Virginia is her younger daughter.
A brief SPS continuation from page A2 features remarks by Sallee. The fragment suggests ongoing discussion or coverage but offers limited context or detail.
The article notes Samarron and Sallee as part of a bare handed tree crew that handles extreme maintenance tasks daily. They emphasize they work with buckets and rarely climb poles, insisting their group is the only full time crew that uses bare handed methods on high voltage lines.
Samarron notes SPS linemen have 12 years in the field and 18 years on line work while Sallee brings seven years with a decade in the trade. He says heating up is essential to the work and any three Roswell linemen could have competed, with capable crews ready to travel to Kansas City.
Seventh grade students at Sierra Middle School benefited from classroom visits about work ethic and education. Thanks are extended to Sylvia Casarez Bank of America Ralph Teller RISD Counselor Humberto Flores D A R E officer and the New Mexico Department of Labor for materials and guidance.
Elementary students praise veterans from many countries and sing I am proud to be an American. Jessica Doles and Katie Cibak sign the songs, flags wave, and a Red Cross donation of 193.66 is presented. Shriner backs, essay and poster winners announced, prizes include bicycles.
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