Bush urged to veto trucking bill over Mexican access dispute
Guest Editorial The San Diego Union-Tribune argues President Bush should veto a $60 billion transportation bill containing trucking provisions that would block Mexican trucks from full cross border access. It cites NAFTA obligations, past suspensions, and Teamsters opposition as reasons to rely on inspections rather than protectionism.
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Letter to the Editor on Lesser Prairie Chicken Credit
A reader rebukes Gandy Marley for claiming sole credit for keeping the lesser prairie chicken off conservation lists. Multiple agencies and ranchers contributed to habitat protection in Gallina Wells, with hunting limits and grazing controls. Calls for information reference Rand French of the Bureau of Land Management and Ben Hanson of New Mexico Game and Fish.
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Local Aug 9 1976 notices list Roswell educator and NM military promotions
25 years ago today on August 9 1976 Fermin Montes a Roswell educator attended a teaching seminar at the University of Washington in Seattle He resides at 617 Pine Street Craig V Trujillo graduates from the University of New Mexico Albuquerque He is son of Sandoval Oces and Martina McClellan 2307 S Emerald Drive Charles Walden New Mexico Military Institute assistant professor of military science was promoted to major He and his wife Mildred live with daughters Angela and Lisa at 1505 S Pecos Street
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Dendahl pushes bold redistricting plan in Albuquerque
New Mexico GOP chair John Dendahl unveiled a sweeping redistricting blueprint at an Albuquerque press conference. He proposes remapping the U.S. House seats to create two GOP safe districts, while Democratic Sen. Manny Aragon backs a plan to mix Hispanics into each district, drawing sharp criticism from Democrats and concerns over gerrymandering.
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First Lady Laura Bush Shuns Public Political Role
The piece argues Laura Bush does not see herself as a presidential adviser, emphasizing her traditional role and limited public stance on issues like stem cell funding. It contrasts her approach with Hillary Clinton and notes public opinion on Laura Bush’s image and influence.
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Clinton book advances spark mixed public outcry
The debate over Bill Clinton's book advance centers on monetizing past acts. Analysts note royalties, foreign sales, and magazine deals could reach nine figures, while critics argue it exploits scandal. The piece cites Time magazine, The New Yorker, and comments on public reaction to Clinton’s reemergence.
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