Journal launched to guide GOP on new governance
Reps. Jim Talent and John Boehner create The American Sound to propose solutions and promote traditional values. The bimonthly journal aims to advance urban renewal and welfare reform alternatives while guiding the GOP beyond 30-second sound bites.
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The
American Sound
Jim Talent
R-Mo
John Boehner
Ohio
House
Congress
Clinton
Talent
J.C. Watts
R-Okla
Boehner
Reagan
House. Gov
Highway bypass proposal for Roswell traffic relief
A citizen named H W Molyneux of Roswell urges state highway planners to extend the existing truck bypass from Southeast Main Street toward East Second Street and the Omaha Road area, near New Mexico 256. The aim is to divert east and west US 70 and 380 traffic, offering Roswell options without harming local business except gas stations, and to pursue a constructive solution instead of knee jerk reactions.
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Main Street
Second Street
Omaha Road
New Mexico
U.S. 70
Roswell
Letters call OB GYN doctors to stop meddling
A resident criticizes OB GYN doctors for voicing opinions on St. Joseph Healthcare System tubal policies and abortion access. The letter asserts local boards will decide procedures, warns against religious disharmony, and urges physicians to focus on medicine rather than politics or theology.
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St. Jo’s
St. Joseph Healthcare System
St. Jo's
Birth of William Faulkner and Columbus voyage note
A brief history column notes author William Faulkner was born in New Albany, Mississippi. It also marks Christopher Columbus setting sail from Cadiz on his second voyage to the Western Hemisphere in 1493.
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William Faulkner
New Albany
Miss
Christopher Columbus
Cadiz
Spain
Hemisphere
Roswell Spirit Seeks New Fine Work in 1972
Sept 25 1972 report notes Roswell style event with Pac May volunteers in Artesia gathering to haul trash and garbage. Gayle Richardson and Sammy Sad key organizers as 23 pickup trucks assist. Wes Whit Harvey slated for 1972 Outstanding Wearier of America feature.
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Sirit
Roswell
New Mexico
Artesia
Turmoil at NMSU over firing of President Orendoff
At New Mexico State University in Las Cruces a years long dispute over the firing of former President Orendoff continues. Regents suspend and later fire Orendoff from presidency and teaching post amid budget deficits and a controversial basketball contract. mediation and potential open or closed hearings are pending.
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Santa FE
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Michael Orendoff
Orenduff
Regents
Neil McCarthy
Orendoff
Larry Sheffield
Orenduffs
William Cohen
Maine
Washington
Clinton
Bill Bradley
D-N.j
Clean up the act in a reforming election era
Opinion argues Democrats profit from scandals while reform efforts stall. McCain’s bill faces GOP resistance as soft money bans threaten campaigning. Two models are weighed: public funding of ads versus private contributions with instant public disclosure. The piece contends voters distrust nexus of ambition and avarice in politics. See Buckley, Page A5.
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White House
Clinton
Sen
John McCain
Senate
McCain
Angelina
Smith
Atlas Shrugged
Tokyo
General Motors
Congress
Speaking Out: Settling Scores Prompt Public Venting
The piece surveys politicians venting after defeats or withdrawal, citing George H. W. Bush defending the CIA to retirees, William Weld and Jesse Helms criticizing processes, and other figures like Bob Dornan Richard Lamm Morris Udall and Bill Bradley reflecting on political weariness and public bitterness.
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CIA
George Bush
bin Sary
Conte
Massachusetts
William Weld
Mexico
Washington
Weld
Sarcass
Jesse Helms
RNC
Bob Dornan
California
Dornan
House
Bush
Central Intelligence
Tive
Congress
Dana Carvey
Colorado
Richard Lamm
Reform Party
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Jim Paul
NMSU
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Tom Fan Asscociatic Press
Warror
Ross Perot
Lamm
Dick Nixon
Morris Udall
Arizona
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