U.S and China Hold Talks After Friction Eases
The U S China tete-a-tete yielded little but marked a rare return to dialogue after a clash of jets and months of diplomatic strain. Both sides warned of dangers yet urged renewed diplomacy on missile defense climate Kyoto human rights and Taiwan.
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China
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U.S
George W.) Bush
Beijing
Washington
Colin Powell
Taiwan
Koizumi Urged to Cancel Yasukuni Shrine Visit
The piece argues Koizumi should cancel his planned visit to Yasukuni Shrine to avoid worsening Japan’s strained relations with neighbors. It criticizes conflating personal belief with public action and warns of hurt to Japan’s global image and national interests.
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Junichiro Koizumi
Yasukuni
Shrine
Japan
Koizumi
Asia
Yasukuni Shrine
Dr. Treloar Honored as Longtime Roswell Physician Retires
Dear Editor notes Dr Orson Treloar M D internist endocrinology has closed his practice for health reasons after 18 years serving Eastern New Mexico Medical Center St Mary's ENMMC. He held roles as vice president for medical affairs 1991 1998 helped found the Family Practice Residency and recruited physicians to Roswell. The community thanks him for devotion to health and leadership.
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Orson Treloar
Treloar
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Tréloar
Local graduates noted from Denver and Texas
Twenty five years ago today Aug 6 1976 David Stone son of Mr and Mrs Francis Stone of Denver Colorado Phillip X Stringer son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Stout of Austin Texas Owen Strain son of Mrs Menta Strain of Portales New Mexico is noted as a graduate from Eastern New Mexico University Sherrill Lane address listed for Strain Albuquerque Street for Stringer and Seventh Street for Stone are included.
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David Stone
University of Denver
Denver
Colo
Francis Stone
W. Seventh St
Phillip X. Stringer
University of Texas
Austin
Texas
Daniel Stout
E. Albuquerque St
Owen Strain
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Menta Strain
Sherrill Lane
Ban on hand held cell phones sparks mixed driver distraction debate
The column argues against a narrow ban on hand held cell phones, urging broader public education on inattentive driving. It notes many distractions exist from eating to turning around, cites studies and state laws, and highlights amplified car interiors as a risk.
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Santa FE
Julie Kornhoff
Silver City
Kornhoff
Gila Regional Medical Center
Driv
Ers
New York
Kansas University
Atchley
Veto threats shape legislation in a cautious Congress
Washington Republicans and Democrats face a veto sensitive session as Bush warns against spending excesses. The White House flags vetoes on a Democratic patients rights bill, farm aid, truck restrictions, and faith based funding, while analysts warn of political costs and fractured party unity.
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Senate
Bush
White House
Dick Cheney
Dick Armey
Texas
Alaska
Thomas Mann
Brookings Institution
Clinton
Newt Gingrich
Norman Ornstein
American Enterprise Institute
Ornstein
Sen
James Jeffords
Vermont
Repeal the presidential term limit and restore two-term rule
Opinion argues to lift the 22nd Amendment to allow a president like Clinton a third term. It cites TV era scrutiny, calls for liberty in voting, and contrasts Eisenhower and Reagan to suggest enduring benefit from broader executive tenure.
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George W. Bush
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Harlem
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Elba
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Stalin
Yalta
Pearl Harbor
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Reagan
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