Age and health of Bob Dole in presidential bid
The article argues age alone should not disqualify Bob Dole as a presidential candidate. It notes Dole would be 73 at inauguration and cites his WWII injuries and prostate cancer surgery. His doctors call his health excellent and stable, though independent medical review is lacking.
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City Council panel clarifies public input rules
Adrian Martinez responds to a newspaper misinterpretation of the Finance Committee plan. The article outlines that consent agendas speed routine items while allowing requests to separate items for discussion and a new speaking form for public input. The council stresses orderly participation and written procedures for rule violations.
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Roswell News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Pageant
Aug 9 1970 Colby White relocates with several rattlesnakes to a home north of Roswell. Kornel Koloczny and spouse become Roswell’s 100th retired home buyers this year. Koloczny survived the 1957 Hungarian Revolt. Roswell residents Chester Jo Anne and Mr and Mrs Floyd Camp will represent New Mexico in the first National All American Family Pageant in Florida this month.
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Nagasaki mission flaws and wartime doubts emerge
A veteran recounts Nagasaki’s bomb run amid delays and weather woes that hampered Fat Man’s delivery. Aircraft plans faltered, camera planes failed to arrive, and cloud cover thwarted visual drops, fueling debates over civilian casualties, radiation fears, and wartime deception theories.
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Kosovo's looming fight could overshadow Bosnia and Croatia
U.N. and diplomatic officials warn Kosovo may trigger the next Yugoslav war. Milosevic's nationalist surge, Albanians' majority, and Serbian police control set the stage for a potential bloodier clash. Kosovo claimed as sacred by Serbs, with a history of conflicts and stalled peace efforts.
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Campaign issue in waiting abortion barriers in Congress
AP Special Correspondent reports that abortion politics are shaping the 1996 campaign. Republicans push for a constitutional amendment to overturn Roe while facing a fierce religious right at the primaries and national convention in San Diego. Gov. Pete Wilson stresses pro choice while pledging funds restrictions, highlighting a major fault line in the party.
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