National ID card proposal gains top support
Silicon Valley figure Larry Ellison proposes a nationwide ID card linked to a federal data base with biometric data. The plan, backed by Sen. Feinstein and discussed with Ashcroft CIA and FBI officials, would require foreigners to carry cards and allow stricter checks for others on flights.
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Haskell Tops Poll in Vote Reflecting Growth
Haskell University led a reader poll with OU and Northeastern State second and third. President Karen Swisher said the result proves hard work to boost Haskell’s four-year curriculum and cultural diversity. Student Senate secretary Frank Wolfe praised the education.
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Native American Times Poll Winners 2001 Highlights
Winners include Best College Haskell Indian Nations University. Graham Greene named Favorite Indian Actor. Irene Bedard Favorite Indian Actress. Lucky Star Casino at Concho named Favorite Casino. Bill Rabbit Favorite Indian Painter and Enoch Kelly Haney Favorite Indian Sculptor. Gilcrease Museum Best Indian Museum. Sherman Alexie Favorite Indian Writer. Mato Nanji Favorite Indian Musician. Pepsi best drink with Indian Taco. Full list at nativetimes.com arts section.
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