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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2001
Page
5
New Mexico law allows adults to set out healthcare preferences through advance directives. A living will details treatment preferences when seriously ill, while a durable power of attorney designates a trusted agent to make decisions if one cannot speak or think clearly.
This health note explains living wills and advance directives in New Mexico. It highlights one official state form, the Five Wishes tool, and stresses talking with loved ones, signing and dating the form, obtaining witnesses, sharing copies with agents and providers, and updating or revoking directives as needed.
A full day of drop ins and club meetings fills Roswell with activities across the city. Varied crafts at the Adult Center, noon Bible study, lunch AA, Rotary, Sertoma and Bridge events, plus multiple AA meetings and seniors gatherings at local venues.
The piece images Washington power as glittering and corrupt with gaslit splendor at the East Room, the Justice Department’s humming typewriters, and a giant wooden spittoon used as target practice. Carp’s satire notes only 25 of 325 House members are worth their salaries and mocks phrenology while profiling Senator John J. Ingalls’s fighting nose.
The questioner probes airport security practices and profiling in Buckley court room. Discussion centers on whether detaining Arab passengers longer than others implies bias, what non ethnic reasons can justify heightened scrutiny, and how the government may defend profiling based on hijacker patterns.
A columnist argues that security professionals may inquire about a passenger's religion and training history to assess risk. The writer stresses the need for sensitive procedures to ensure safety while acknowledging civil liberties concerns during high altitude flights. The piece reflects the 2001 debate on balancing security with individual rights.
Father Christopher Corbally will lecture at 7 p.m. Thursday October 11 in the Mabee Lecture Hall. The NMMI Foundation funds the lyceum program, which is free and open to the public. Corbally, Jesuit priest and Vice Director at the Vatican Observatory, directs spectral classification research and leads the Institute on Religion in an Age of Science. For details contact Maj. Nelson Miller at 624-8011.
The Community Advisory Council at ENMU Roswell welcomes five newcomers Roberta Rhiness Deanna Cheney Steve Gonzales Sylvie Nelson and Kelly Owens. They join a long list of district and college representatives meeting monthly on campus to advise on programs communications resources and public relations.
Cadet Adrian E. Veseth-Nelson of Roswell earned dean's list honors at the United States Military Academy West Point New York for maintaining at least a 3.0 GPA. The Class of 2004 graduate plans to be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army.
Justin W. Sisneros is commissioned as a second lieutenant after completing ROTC advanced camp at Fort Lewis Washington. The ceremony highlighted leadership training in a field environment. he is the son of Frank L. and Donna L. Sisneros of Hondo and earned an associate degree in 2001 from New Mexico Military Institute.
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