Murder, again: Hills murder shocks Pensacola abortion scene
The Florida slaying of Dr John Britton and volunteer James Barrett by Paul Hill, a noted antiabortion protester, renews debate over clinic violence. Police and federal marshals faced criticism for not acting sooner. Attorney General Reno later deployed marshals to Pensacola and other sites, underscoring the law and civilized order.
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David Gunn
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Janet Reno
City manager passes test says editor
Charles A Berry writes that City Manager John Capps faced a tough decision in choosing a finance officer amid campaign ties and a threatened lawsuit. Berry praises Capps for selecting the most qualified candidate and urges noninterference to allow him to continue leading the city.
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Charles A. Berry
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Taxes gasoline prices debated over tax cuts and Kruse sale
The text discusses taxation and fuel price debate prompted by Mr Ed Kruse. It notes Kruse plans to sell inventory of lions claw foot tables and chairs at 10 to 12 cents above cost, likening it to gasoline retailers' pricing. It also mentions steer meat at 77 cents per pound and ribeye at 5.59 dollars per pound.
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Brown recluse spiders haunt Carlsbad spot
Twenty five years ago on August 10 1969 reports note brown recluse spiders adopting Carlsbad as a hidden webs site Exterminator Jesse Pack of Roswell says he found fourteen of the spiders in Carlsbad over recent weeks Also announced are spring semester honor roll members at University of Kansas Lawrence John Harold Peed and Steven C Engwall and news of the 14th annual West Texas New Mexico Singing Convention at Cloudcroft High School auditorium August 16 17 with sessions Saturday and Sunday.
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University of Kansas
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Court to hear Greens dispute over ballot access
The New Mexico Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether Green Party candidates can appear on the November ballot. The case centers on whether Mondragon Schmidt Garcia and Johnson registered as Greens in time under state law, with Democrats and officials defending the Jan 31 registration deadline while Green advocates cite a July deadline provision.
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Steven Schmidt
Lorenzo Garcia
Rex Johnson
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New Mexico
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Gonzales
Tom Udall
Udall
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U S cozes up to a world class killer
U S warships forge ties with Indonesia amid talk of democracy while Suharto’s regime is linked to mass killings. The piece notes East Timor deaths, APEC aims, and Western diplomacy amid human rights concerns and UN nonrecognition. It cites Amnesty International and historical massacres, framing a cautious U S stance on defense cooperation.
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Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum
Seattle
Abilio Soares
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United States
Canada
GATT pact advances as Congress debates fast track
In quiet steps Congress prepares mock bills to implement the 22,000 page GATT accord signed by 123 nations in Marrakesh. Criticism from opponents centers on potential loss of sovereignty and the World Trade Organization's reach, while supporters cite potential US growth and tariff reductions.
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Morocco
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Pat Buchanan
Ralph Nader
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