Bush plan aims to overhaul US foreign aid strategy
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel argues President Bush should reform foreign aid by boosting funding and creating a New Millennium Challenge Account. Aid would go to countries with good governance and sound policies, not as political favors, to ensure long term economic health.
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Let EMTs Do Their Job In Roswell Letter
A reader argues that trained professionals should perform their designated roles. Firefighters police EMTs meter readers and city workers must stick to their jobs. The writer urges leaving EMTs at AMR to handle medical transport and care.
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Sally Port Inn Named for Roswell Motel Plan
25 years ago on April 2 1977 a new 111 room motel and convention center on North Main Street was named the Sally Port Inn linking to the New Mexico Military Institute landmark. A truck crashed through a wall at Fulkerson Plumbing at 300 East McGaffey Street causing significant damage. Roswell Kiwanis served over 1570 people at the 8th Pancake Festival at the Roswell Inn and Convention Center.
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Richardson echoes Johnson plan on New Mexico income tax
Bill Richardson and Gary Johnson share a tax reform stance as both argue for reducing the top personal income tax rate. Johnson cites an 8.2 percent rate and compares New Mexico to Arizona Colorado Texas. Richardson notes business exits over taxes and calls for phased tax relief while highlighting regional economic gaps.
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U.S. eyes Balkan ports for potential bases amid NATO talks
Washington seeks access to Romania and Bulgaria ports and airfields for possible military use as NATO expansion looms and allied disputes over the anti terror campaign persist. Romanian and Bulgarian officials confirm engineers will assess Fetesti Timisoara and Constanta while Gen Ralston tours Mihail Kogalniceanu base.
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Can the Catholic Church Save Itself From Scandal
The Time cover signals crisis as Frank McCourt cites potential collapse from priest abuse. The piece critiques celibacy, homosexuality, and episcopal responsibility, noting lawsuits and police reporting as webs of accountability. Cardinal Egan’s stance on reporting abuse with family consent is discussed amid broader calls for policy reform.
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