Americans urged to leave Jerusalem amid rising danger
The State Department urged Americans living in Jerusalem to leave on Tuesday and advised dependents of American diplomats to return to the United States. A stricter travel warning urged deferring travel to Israel, the West Bank and Gaza, with residents in Jerusalem urged to seek safer locations. The warning notes high risk of further terrorist acts and volatility with ongoing attacks and clashes.
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Israel Tightens Grip as Arafat Isolated in Ramallah
Israeli troops ringed Arafat’s Ramallah compound with barbed wire and pressed house to house searches as Operation Protective Wall advances. Dozens of Palestinians die or are wounded in clashes near Bethlehem and Jerusalem while U S diplomats warn and arrange departuress for dependents.
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Trujillo Seeks Land Commissioner Post Backed by Public Lands
New Mexico candidate Trujillo warns that a bad land commissioner harms schools and the permanent fund through oil and gas revenues. He notes education benefits from surface land dollars and urges strategic planning, impact studies, and local codes to guide development. He cites work at Santa Fe and Oklahoma.
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Tobacco survivor uses image to warn students
The piece follows Bender who began tobacco use at 12 and later battled mouth cancer at 26. After surgeries that cost two thirds of his tongue and half his jaw he now advocates informed choices in anti smoking campaigns and visits schools with his disfigured face on billboards.
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New Mexico Republicans weigh primary path in Richardson challenge
King and Albuquerque figures discuss avoiding a divisive GOP primary to back a candidate against Bill Richardson. Dendahl says the winner could gain money and name recognition, while King fears fundraising hurdles and recalls the 1994 Democratic primary outcome.
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