Chinese reporters push truth on deadly tin mine disaster
An Omaha World-Herald guest editorial praises Chinese journalists who faced threats and censorship to uncover the Sajiapo and Longshan mine catastrophe. It notes deaths likely in the dozens or hundreds, official denials, and subsequent government praise for media exposure.
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Sajiapo
Longshan
Omaha World-Herald
Clark's execution fate debated over two-year interval
A letter to the editor argues that Terry Clark's expressed wish to be executed twice over the past two years is irrelevant. The writer emphasizes Clark's rape and murder of 9 year old Dena Lynn Gore and urges the state to honor the jury's verdict and proceed with Clark's execution.
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Terry Clark
Brian Pori
Mr. Clark
Today in History highlights and notable events
On August 16 associated press notes key historical moments. In 1777 American forces won the Battle of Bennington during the Revolutionary War. Also mentioned are 1812 Detroit fell to British and Elvis Presley death in Memphis in 1977.
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Associated Press
Bennington
Elvis Press
Detroit
Ley
Graceland Mansion
Memphis
Tenn
Powell
Tim Russert
Sen. Moynihan
Bill
Local Students Win National Leadership and Education Honors
James Edmonson, Roswell High School 1973 graduate and ROTC trainee, heads toward a U.S. Army commission. Pat Davina of Goddard High School is among 300 teachers from 15 000 applicants at a National Leadership meeting in St Louis. Linda Bates of Goddard High School is named 1976 New Mexico Distributive Education Teacher of the Year in Las Cruces.
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U.S. Army
Roswell High School
Reuben Edmonson
S. Jackson Drive
Pat Davina
Goddard High School
Future Homemakers of America
St. Louis
Linda Bates
New Mexico
Las Cruces
Kentucky Ave
Bush should fix history at Crawford Texas
The piece links Valor Telecom and its board to former New Mexico and federal figures including Toney Anaya Manuel Lujan Jr and Anne Bingaman while recounting a Dawson Battle Creek Fight diary entry and a suggested correction to Texas Indian history. It notes Rush Limbaugh on Bush's Crawford vacation and reflects on Texas culture and Indian depictions.
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Santa FE
George W. Bush
Toney Anaya
Manuel Lujan Jr
Valor Telecom
Crawford
Texas
New Mexico
Bush
GTE
Carlsbad
Espanola
Ed Romero
U.S
Spain
Ed Lujan
Manuel
Republican Party
Anne Bingaman
Jeff Bingaman
D-Nm
Waco
Rush Limbaugh
Limbaugh
America
Austin
Dawson
Battle Creek
City of Austin
Travis County
J. W. Wilbarger
Walter P. Lane
Dawson Monument
Lane
Kickapoo
Presidents deserve vacations in the White House era
The article argues presidents have a right to vacation without guilt and explains the rise of “working vacations.” It cites Bush’s 54 days at Crawford Texas ranch by Sept 3 and notes aides frame time away as productive work. It highlights telephones and faxes aiding governance from remote locations.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Cnn-Gallup
Bush
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Prairie Chapel
Crawford
Texas
Farmers of America
Middle East
War dead honor debate spans leaders and graves
The piece examines the difficulty of honoring war dead across nations and leaders. It recalls Koreans severing fingertips in protest over Japan's shrine visit, Marcos recounting Japanese atrocities, Koizumi’s shrine visit, and U.S. leaders’ dilemma with Holocaust and Confederate dead, noting the unresolved moral dilemmas for diplomats and historians.
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Manila
Japan
Ferdinand Marcos
Tokyo
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