Good county plan could steer Chaves growth in New Mexico
Chaves County begins a comprehensive plan with public hearings in Pecos Valley and Roswell. Consensus Planning Inc. and Smith Engineering Co. draft the plan funded by a $25,000 Community Development Block Grant and a $50,000 county match. The piece urges careful, flexible, multi year goals and regular updates to avoid wasted effort.
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Pecos Valley
Roswell
Consensus Planning Inc
Albuquerque
Smith Engineering Co
Commission
Hagerman Joy Center
Chaves County
Loving farewell to Roswell father Domingo Lopez
A heartfelt tribute from his daughter and sister thanks the Roswell community for years of love and support. Domingo Lopez's family recalls his greeting everyone, cherishing memories of Roswell and the friends who stood by them through recent weeks.
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Domingo Lopez
Roswell
Delma Guevana
NMMI regents pick Gen Gerald Childress as president
Gerald Childress a retired Army brigadier general from Harrisonburg Virginia was named president of the 85-year-old New Mexico Military Institute after a three month search that drew 232 applications. Cheryl Dow and Linda Ponce de Leon were named April girls of the month by the American Association of University Women. Roswell Coyotes won the City Track and Field Championships led by Joe Parker who took the 100 yard dash in 10.2 seconds and the 220 in 22.5 seconds.
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New Mexico Military Institute Regents
Gerald Childress
Childress
Harrisonburg
American Association of University Women
Cheryl Dow
Linda Ponce de Leon
Dow
Roswell High School
Ponce de Leon
Goddard High School
Roswell Coyotes
Joe Parker
Parker
Senate ambitions clash with House careers in New Mexico
In New Mexico the 2002 class of Senators Seeking Splendor includes Romero Smith Lopez Adair Lyons and McSorley with party lines blurred as they seek higher office. House members Vanderstar Russell Burpo Sanchez Pearce King and others also pursue governor lieutenant governor or Senate seats highlighting the high rate of mid term campaigns.
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Santa FE
House
Senate
U.S. Senate
Richard Romero
Albuquerque
Rep
Heather Wilson
John Arthur Smith
Deming
Rod Adair
Roswell
Linda Lopez
Pat Lyons
Cuervo
Cisco McSorley
Romero
Smith
Lopez
McSorley
Adair
Lyons
Marty Chavez
Judy Vanderstar Russell
Rio Rancho
Rob Burpo
John Sanchez
Steve Pearce
Hobbs
Gary King
Moriarty
Pearce
King
Congress
Russell
Burpo
Sanchez
Bill Richardson
Jay Miller
la Tusa
N.M
Millerjay
Qwest
VOA's Radio Sawa aims to win Arab listeners with music
VOA launches Radio Sawa in the Middle East on March 23 to reach Arabs from Morocco to Oman. The station mixes American pop with Arab music and soon will air policy programs and editorials. Officials say the goal is to win hearts and minds while presenting U.S. policy.
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Washington
Newton Minnow
Federal Communications Commission
Voice of America
Middle East
VOA
Morocco
Oman
Radio
Sawa
U.S
Colin Powell
Hearts and Minds
Pattit
Al-Jazeera
Minnow
Osama bin Ladin
Fidel Castro accuses Vicente Fox of lying over Mexico Cuba tape
The dispute escalated after Castro aired a private telephone recording in which Fox urged Castro to leave a Monterrey UN conference early. Fox faces backlash from allies while Castro leverages the moment to undermine Fox's stance on Cuba and human rights.
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Fidel Castro
Vicente Fox
U.N
Monterrey
Mexico
Bush
Castro
Fox
Cuba
United States
Appeeline
Jorge Castafreda
U.N. Human Rights Commission
Geneva
New Mexico
Fidel
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