Theory maps out Southwest history from Acoma origin tale
Archaeologist Lekson argues that Chaco Canyon Aztec Ruins and Casas Grandes mark three stages of a single political regime along a 400 mile southward line. He ties labor, luxury goods, and long distance exchange to a unified builders’ network, while colleagues remain skeptical of one people creating all three giants.
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Casas Grandes
New Mexico
Mexico
Chaco Canyon
Acoma Pueblo
Acoma
Society For American Archaeology
Lekson
Four Corners
Society For Et
An Shal Rae
University of Claims
Southwest
GOP to Resist Clinton Welfare Overhaul Plan
Senate Republican whip Don Nickles rejects major changes to the welfare law and warns against significant reform. Moynihan, a Democrat, voices opposition and urges focus on protecting children amid cuts. The White House seeks restoring about 13 billion of 54.6 billion in savings over six years.
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Washington
Don Nickles
Senate
Funda
White House
GOP
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Clinton
Congress
Nickles
R-Okla
Moynihan
New York Democrat
United States
911 Is Information Tool Highlights public use shifts
The Department of Justice notes many 911 calls are non urgent. In Dallas area voters sought polling locations via 911 and Scottsdale Campana reports calls for lottery numbers weather and time. Harlingen Police say nearly half of daily 911 calls are not urgent and include inquiries from state hospitals housing mentally challenged individuals.
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Dallas
Department of Justice
Dis
Dallas-area
Eaplesion
Maple
Arizona
Scottsdale
Campana
Harlingen
Empty Stocking Fund aid sought for Odessa family
Mary and her four children face a bare Christmas as food and gifts run short. The Salvation Army Odessa American Empty Stocking Fund invites donations to supply Christmas gifts and meals, aiming to raise 30000 dollars in Odessa. The newspaper will match the first 3000 and challenges others to match.
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Mary
Salvation Army
Odessa American
Odessa
Mother Teresa’s condition worsens in Calcutta comeback
Mother Teresa, age 86, returns to critical condition in Calcutta after a heart attack two weeks earlier. Kidney and lung problems have weakened her, doctors reprogrammed a pacemaker to steady her heartbeat while delaying drug treatment due to her status. Leaders at the Missionaries of Charity home observed she remained conscious and cheerful amid the decline.
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Calcutta
India
Mother Teresa
B.M. Birla Heart Research Center
Missionaries of Charity Home
West Bengal
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Casas
O.A
Don Feder
PBS
Robert Woltman
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