No fear for Harden couple in Africa amid rumors
Local friends say reports that Dr and Mrs Harden faced an enemy siege at their medical mission in Africa were exaggerated. They felt no real danger though roads were reportedly surrounded by troops. The piece notes concerns over prostitution in Princeton and calls for more police presence and public cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awiex Harden
Africa
Hardens
Bobby Sink
Princeton
Pam Hawkins
Chuck Mathena
Bluefield
Charlie Mathena
Pike View High School
Princeton Senior High School
Tony Whitlow
Elizabeth Osborne
Buddy Campbell
Jim Miller
Ted Gillespie
Marquetta Mathena
Charlie
D.B
Don” Meadows
Harold Buckner
Emilie Holroyd
Newspaper Masthead Summary
The snippet lists staff roles for the Bailey Telegraph with Adkisson as publisher, Samantha Perry Thomas as executive editor, Tammie Toler as city editor, Barbara Hawkin as sports editor, and Andy Patton as editor, plus a quoted proverb about restraint and forbearance.
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Tammie
Two Sides To Iraq War Debate Urges Congress To Act
The piece argues for cautious counsel on war with Iraq, urging Congress to probe both sides. It cites Saddam Hussein’s alleged weapons programs, ties to terrorists, and genocidal actions, while stressing Congress must weigh risks of action and inaction and consider international pressure and timelines.
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Congress
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
U.N
United States
Ness
Bush
Saddam
Letters oppose U S march to war in Iraq
Jerry L Borich of Port Orange Fla argues against a U S military strike on Iraq. He recalls Sept 11, warns against repeating history in Southeast Asia and WWII, and urges restraint and adherence to American principles. He stresses the danger of turning defensive action into aggression and affirms patriotism without coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Asia
Iraq
Germany
Jerry L. Borich
Bluefield
Port Orange
Fla
Patriotism Endures as 9 11 Anniversary Shapes U S Mood
Americans display unity a year after the terror attacks with flags, ceremonies, and songs while Bush faces a wary public. Polls show optimism fading slightly, recruitment up, and voter turnout down in midterm contests as debates over Iraq and terrorism continue.
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Washington
Congress
America
U.S
Bush
United States
Iraq
Fred Greenstein
Princeton University
New York
Pennsylvania
Wall Street
Osama bin Laden
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Greg Jordan
Martin
Pam
Barbara Hawkins
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Baily Telegraph
Adkisson
Samantha Perry
Thomas A. Colley
Lekondy Ressmear Pier Ar
Raq
Hill
Poe
Brent Sconcroft
Mr. Bush
Tom
Raum
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Afghanistan
Pentagon
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Defense Department
Tom Baum
Associated Press
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