Candidates decline NPAT survey on New Mexico races
A projected NPAT national issues survey drew refusals from major party hopefuls in New Mexico. Bill Richardson, John Sanchez, Pete Domenici, Gloria Tristani, Heather Wilson, Richard Romero, Steve Pearce, John Arthur Smith, and Tom Udall all declined or offered limited engagement, citing strategy and campaign policy. The letter argues voters deserve neutral clarity on positions.
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Congress
New Mexico
Project Vote Smart
Bill Richardson
John Sanchez
Pete Domenici
Gloria Tristani
Heather Wilson
Richard Romero
Steve Pearce
John Arthur Smith
Tom Udall
Richardson
Vote Smart
Sanchez
Domenici
Tristani
NPAT
Roswell Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Roswell residents Floyd Correll joins Courtesy Auto Imports sales staff. Mr and Mrs L E Knoedler marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception at First United Methodist Church.
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Floyd Correll
Roswell
Courtesy Auto Imports Ltd
L.E. Knoedler
First United Methodist Church
New Mexico Cowboy Poet Spars With Texas in Savvy Letter
A New Mexico writer recalls S. Omar Barker and excerpts an essay attacking Texas. The piece playfully magnifies New Mexico pride, contrasts landscapes and history, and defends New Mexico’s identity and contributions against Texas pride and water disputes.
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Santa FE
Texas
S. Omar Barker
Beulah
Las Vegas
Barker
West
Elliot
New Mexico
S. Omar
Saturday Evening Post
New York Herald-Tribune
el Paso Herald-Post
el Paso
Mexico
Yalta
Iraq Seeks Time in Battle Over U N Weapons Inspections
Iraq invites Hans Blix for talks while U N Secretary General Annan pushes for full compliance with Security Council demands. Bush administration warns Saddam may seek nuclear capability soon and doubts inspections alone solve the threat. Cheney says Saddam could delay by negotiating terms, as Telhami notes stalling may be the tactic to slow U S action.
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Iraq
Bush
Saddam Hussein
U.N
Hans Blix
Baghdad
Kofi Annan
Annan
Security Council
U.S
Saddam
Cheney
United States
Congress
Shibley Telhami
University of Maryland
Growth of Hispanic Population Reshapes Suburbs and South
A Pew Brookings study shows Hispanics now 54 percent of the urban Latino population living in suburbs, with rapid growth in the Old South. In North Carolina cities the Hispanic rise ranges from 631 to 809 percent since 1990, while Dixieland areas attract newcomers for farming and factories.
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New York Times
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Brookings Institution
Pew Hispanic Center
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Texas
Los Angeles
Miami
Pew/Brookings
Old South
North Carolina
Raleigh-Durham
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Nashville
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