Bush's South America trip yields words over promised aid
President Bush visited Peru and several Andean nations urging democracy and drug-fight funding while offering no firm trade guarantees. Peru seeks larger market access and jobs pledges, and Central Americans request a free trade agreement, but Senate approval remains uncertain.
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Alejandro Toledo
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Galileo ambition sparks EU US space rivalry debate
The article argues EU leaders push a Galileo satellite program to challenge US GPS, despite open US frequencies and minimal added value. It cites Chirac's warning of vassal status without independent space assets and questions Britain's alignment with what it labels costly, unnecessary European ambitions.
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Roswell Forges Pride After Tragedy Honoring Local Fire Chief
In a March 15 2002 Roswell tragedy our firefighters and EMTs showed world class dedication. The community rallied for the Freeman and Houghton families with voluntary attendance and quiet strength.
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Steve Lovato
Randy Houghton
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Cowboys star Ralph Neely speaks at Roswell dinner
All-Pro tackle Ralph Neely was guest speaker at the Bronco Athletic Department Benefit Dinner held at the Roswell Inn. Diane G. Holdson, freshman art major at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell, won first place in three categories in the 1977 Olen F Featherstone Art Collection Exhibit junior college division.
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NDI Program in Albuquerque Transforms Local Students
In Albuquerque elementary schools, the National Dance Institute of New Mexico expands to five campuses, offering 8 to 10 year olds dance instruction that emphasizes focus, discipline, and teamwork. Founders and instructors highlight inclusive teaching, with 3,000 statewide participants across 18 communities benefiting from private funding and a 1.3 million dollar annual budget.
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Kerry Slocum
Dara
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Slocum
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New York City
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New York City Ballet
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Bruni portrays Bush in Ambling Through History
New York Times correspondent Frank Bruni writes a nuanced portrait of President Bush in Ambling Through History. He notes Bush’s post 9 11 seriousness while questioning long term strategies to halt terrorism and achieve peace, as public opinion remains high.
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Sex appeal and Oscars reshape views on race in 2002 ceremony
The essay argues that beauty and star power at the Academy Awards influence perceptions of race, praising Halle Berry and Denzel Washington while honoring Sidney Poitier's historic acceptance. It notes Poitier thanking pioneering white filmmakers and reflects on black audiences rooting for white characters, suggesting a changing dynamic in American cinema.
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