Latin American policy shift seen with Uruguay aid and IMF ties
The United States moved to stabilize Uruguay with a $1.5 billion emergency loan and support for an IMF-Uruguay accord as Washington signals a broader South American focus. O Neill will test policy in Argentina where U S actions aim to contain the crisis, raising questions if Washington treats Argentina as exceptional or as part of a regional approach.
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EU not a major issue in Swedish election coverage
The article notes the EU and a potential new constitution receive little emphasis in Sweden's campaign. It cites past Swedish and French campaigns and contrasts with Germany where EU friction sparked debate. It questions whether Prime Minister Persson can maintain tactical flexibility as the EU debate remains muted.
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Geeran Persson
Roswell Leaders Urge Economic Growth Support
A letter urges Roswell residents to back the Economic Development Foundation and its tax to avert decline in enrollments and rising title loan activity. The author praises leaders Bill Pope Bruce Ritter and Ron Miller as trustworthy to lift the community.
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Bruce Ritter
Ron Miller
Roswell
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Roswell Intern on Domenici Staff and Local Students Awarded
James G. Stokes works as a summer caseworker and researcher on Senator Pete Domenici's staff. Owen N. Jellison, a Roswell graduate, earned an electronic technician diploma from DeVry Institute and Bell and Howell School and joined Triad Systems Corp. Rick Avina captured first in Sun Country golf championships in the 12 13 year old division in Albuquerque.
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Ariz
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Governor Race Heats Up With Endorsements
In Santa Fe the New Mexico governor race intensifies as Bill Richardson and John Sanchez issue education position papers and a TV ad. Sanchez touts 90 percent of funding in classrooms, while critics call the figure unrealistic.
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Xabi Wilson
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John Dendahl
Big Money
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Russell Means
Carmen Quintana
Scandal issue cuts both ways in Senate campaigns
Democratic candidates push corporate scandal as a campaign theme in key states while Republicans warn of risks in attacking business ties. The issue dominates Colorado and Minnesota races, with both parties quick to cite corporate probes and past positions on accountability.
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Ron Kirk
Dallas
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Norm Coleman
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WorldCom
Global Crossing
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Bush Faces Debate Over Invasion of Iraq
The piece weighs whether President Bush can justify a first strike against Saddam Hussein by proving Iraq poses an imminent WMD threat and that no other options exist. Rumsfeld argues for urgency, while lawmakers ask for clearer evidence of weapons, intent to use them, and regional consequences.
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