Not Combat but Murder The Hebrew University Bombing
A guest editorial argues the Jerusalem bombing was not combat but murder targeting students, killing five Americans and civilians. It condemns both sides for fueling a hostile climate and urges renewed pursuit of a diplomatic solution despite grim casualties.
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U.S
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Hamas
Israel
Ariel Sharon
West Bank
Sharon
Nablus
John Donne
Omaha World-Herald
Noon Optimists regional game benches upset players
A reader vents disappointment about two Noon Optimists teams in a regional tournament. He notes 12 year olds' effort, the chosen All Stars, and benching of talented players in a game that could not affect advancement. He fears lasting negative impressions from limited play.
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Waco
Double standard in Bible access for prisoners prompts debate
The issue questions whether removing Bible access in schools implies hypocrisy when prisoners receive Bibles. Critics call it a double standard, while supporters argue prison distribution reflects rehabilitation goals and religious rights.
Roswell Graduates with Degree Highlights 1977
Lorenzo Chavez earns a bachelor of science in industrial education from West Texas State University. Cecilia Tandy graduates from Kansas State University with a bachelor of science in animal science and industry. Robert C. Church named 1977 recipient of the $1500 David DeLaCruz Memorial Scholarship at Baylor University.
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Lorenzo Chavez
Roswell
West Texas State University
Robert C. Church
Baylor University
David DeLaCruz
Cecilia Tandy
Kansas State University
Qwest and PNM Under Pressure On Energy Rules
A New Mexico reader urges PRC action to deny rate hikes by Qwest and to require utilities to meet renewable energy mandates. The piece critiques corporate accountability and calls for firm rules and reduced incentives as wind and solar power lag in the state.
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Truchas
Qwest Communications
New Mexico
Qwest
Enron
Worldcom
PNM
Public Regulation Commission
Prc
Public Service Company of
Baloney
California
Colorado
Texas
Presidential yacht Sequoia finds new home on Potomac
The Sequoia, first White House luxury sold in 1977, is now owned by Gary Silversmith in Washington. Built 1923 25 it cost 200000. refurbished for 2.5 million. Coast Guard limit 49 passengers seven crew. Nixon used it 88 times during presidential rides.
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Washington
Potomac River
White House
Carter
Gratis
Giles Kelly
Gary Silversmith
Silversmith
Herbert Hoover
Coast Guard
Richard Nixon
Public mistrust grows as corporate duplicity dominates discourse
The piece argues Americans distrust executives amid landmark political scrutiny. It cites juror bias against corporate motives, compares Enron to Watergate, notes Clinton’s scandal impact, and references Oliver Stone’s films shaping public perception. It laments no easy remedy amid grief over corporate deceit.
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Europe
The
Nation Magazine
Stone
Oliver Stone
Wall Street
Bush
Waco
Winston Churchill
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