Kyoto deception undermines global warming pact and US role
The Kyoto Protocol is flawed with exemptions that limit impact on CO2 and may stall only 38 industrial nations while exempting China India and Brazil. EU leaders push anti US rhetoric but readiness to ratify remains low with Romania the only European nation to date. The July Wall Street Journal cites Glassman arguing the treaty harms the US economy and Europe won't sacrifice theirs.
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China
India
Brazil
United States
Bonn
U.S
Romania
Wall Street Journal
James K. Glassman
Glassman
Bush
Letters to the Editor on death penalty and abortion policy
Cal Thomas's column is cited on liberal stances toward capital punishment and abortion. The letter argues for balanced, incremental reform, proposing enhanced trials for death sentences and a limited early abortion compromise while acknowledging imperfect outcomes and the need to avoid destroying opposing values.
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Cal Thomas
Roswell Church Leaders Split on Lower Drinking Age
On August 2 1976 Roswell church leaders expressed mixed views about the Governor's Liquor Study Committee proposal to lower the legal drinking age to 19 in New Mexico. Clergy members and a Catholic staffer weighed in while the First Baptist pastor opposed the plan. Also, tennis club results and a school board dispute were noted.
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Roswell
Governor's Liquor Study Committee
New Mexico
James Bruening
First Presbyterian Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
John Charles Murphy
First Baptist Church
Les Pauls
Charles Jurva
Jerry Pritchard
Merrell Morgan
Jerry Robbins
Danny Roswell
Pedro Franco
The
Employment Security Commission
H. Fred Pomeroy
Jack Prichard
Serna urges pro bono work at law school graduation
Patricio Serna, New Mexico chief justice, calling for outreach to the poor and underserved, urged graduates of the Columbus School of Law to take on pro bono cases and community responsibilities. He recalled his own rise from a three room log house and noted the legal field's power to aid families, children, the elderly, and government.
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Santa FE
Patricio Serna
New Mexico
Reserve
State Supreme Court
Senna
Columbus School of Law
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
Serna
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
Supreme Court
Harris Hartz
Time for full news conference at White House
The piece urges a full White House news conference with the president to answer follow up questions on Social Security privatization, anti-ballistic missile plans, Kyoto climate treaty rejection, and a new germ warfare provision, arguing current formats limit accountability and public scrutiny.
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Washington
White House
Ari Fleischer
U.S
Bad press blamed for police recruiting drop
Former NYPD commissioner Howard Safir, now with ChoicePoint, argues the media hostility toward police harms recruitment. He cites low morale among officers, distrust from urban communities, and the need for police to be seen as esteemed. Recruitment is down 50 percent or more, with wages and scandals in other cities affecting perceptions.
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ChoicePoint
Howard Safir
Rack
al Sharpton
Sharpton
New York City
Los Angeles
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