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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 2002

Page

4

Negative campaign ads in New Mexico governor race

The piece argues both Bill Richardson and John Sanchez run negative ads accusing the other of lies about records and promises. It notes personal attacks from party figures, questions ad truthfulness, and suggests ads may depress turnout while voters consider third options like Green Party candidate David Bacon.

New Mexico Nastier Richardson Republican Party John Dendahl Rod Adair Roswell Sanchez Walter Bradley Manny Aragon Bradley Green Party David Bacon

Thank You Red Lobster for Meal to Roswell Needy

Letter to the editor praises Red Lobster for a Labor Day charity meal at the Roswell community kitchen. It lists the menu and notes broad local support from churches and groceries, urging ongoing help for the hungry. The author cites Matthew 25 40 and affirms no one is turned away.

Red Lobster Desert Roswell

12 year old Lisa Caviness wins grand lamb at ENM State Fair

Lisa Caviness of Mallamar and Lea County 4-H claims grand champion in the lamb division at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. The winning lamb is named Ross. Also, Pecos Garden Club hosts a slide show of famous gardens in Canada, Holland and the United States. Engagement announced for Robert J. Dodson II and Mary Denise Vick.

Lisa Caviness Mallamar Lea County New Mexico Ross Pecos Canada Holland United States Robert J. Dodson II Mary Denise Vick

Blue Book of New Mexico remains valued reference guide

The Blue Book from the New Mexico Secretary of State is a 340 page biannual reference packed with government, history, geology, symbols, water data, economy, tourism, and a new trivia section chosen by Secretary Rebecca Vigil-Giron. Editor Kathy Flynn and contributors Charlie Cullin and Jay Miller describe its scope, cross-state outreach, and plans to expand trivia next year.

Santa FE New Mexico Secretary of State Kathy Flynn Rebecca Vigil- Giron Vigil Giron Charlie Cullin Tiny’s Charlie Kathy Jack Flynn Ernie Mills Fred McCaffrey Fred Cullin Will Harrison Capitol Jeanette Sos.state England Richard Bradford John Nichols Paul Horgan Marc Simmons John Kessell Bill Feather Mick McMahan Albuquerque Feather Jay Miller la Tusa N.M Hotmail

Today in History highlights for September 29

On September 29, 1902 McGonagall died in Edinburgh. Born 1758, Horatio Nelson is noted. The U S War Department created a regular army in 1789. Scotland Yard began duty in 1829. David Belasco opened a Broadway theater in 1902. In 1918 Allied forces broke the Hindenburg Line. In 1943 Eisenhower and Badoglio signed an armistice aboard the Nelson off Malta.

William Topaz McGonagall Britain Edinburgh Scotland Horatio Nelson U.S. War Department London Scotland Yard David Belasco Dwight D. Eisenhower Pietro Badoglio Nelson Malta

First Amendment ignorance cited in national poll

A Nashville study shows only 14 percent know freedom of the press is guaranteed, 18 percent recognize freedom of religion, and 2 percent recall the right to petition. The First Amendment Center promotes education with an audiovisual show titled Freedom Sings during a National Conference of Editorial Writers gathering.

Nashville First Amendment Center American Journalism Review Center For Survey Research and Analysis University of Connecticut U.S The Freedom Sings National Conference of Editorial Writers

Lincoln County War Leaders Clash in Old West Enterprise

The piece outlines Tunstall and McSween arriving in Lincoln County to challenge Murphy-Dolan's monopoly. It notes Tunstall and Chisum briefly allied against Murphy, the ensuing brutal, greedy conflict, and warns that both sides used armed force in a dirty frontier feud.

Tunstall Murphy-Dolan Lincoln Kansas Las Vegas Susan McSween Lincoln County McSween John Chisum Lawrence Murphy Murphy Chisum Chisum-Tunstall- McSween

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Blue Book Jay By Ace Reid Wilbur George W. Bush Thomas John Tunstall John Partridge Tunstall British Columbia California Alexander McSween Thomas Benton Catron Tunstall and Catron Dick Brewer William Bonney Foos Newcommers
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