Bush puts American interests first in foreign policy
An editorial notes European approval of President Bush is low across four nations while Clinton's international stance appears closer to European views. It argues Bush’s honesty about prioritizing U.S. interests and the global impact of American policy, including Kyoto, shapes both criticism and reluctant respect.
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Bush
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
U.S
Tony Blair
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Senate
Europe
Romania
Kyoto
United States
al Gore
Nader
Congress
Jenny Backus
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Green Party
Roswell Gas Prices Prompt Letter to Editor
A reader laments Roswell gasoline prices, noting Albuquerque gas at 1.19 to 1.24 per gallon while Roswell is higher. The writer claims Roswell stores raise prices early and drop them late, joking that death and taxes accompany Roswell gas costs.
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Albuquerque
Roswell
Roswell News Highlights Local Food and Horse Show News
Donna Oldfield of the Roswell Extension Club demonstrates a stew reconstituted from dehydrated vegetables with beef and spices learning from the Chaves County Extension office. James E Hatch says the Southeastern New Mexico Quarter Horse Association show will be headquartered in Roswell August 21 with open division winners receiving boots from Sheplers and Tony Lama. City officials tour NMMI gun collection dating to Springfield rifle days during a Roswell business and government leaders visit.
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Donna Oldfield
Roswell
Shepler
Western Wear
Tony Lama
New Mexico Military Institute
Bob Wafful
NMMI
Santa Fe weighs humane prairie dog relocation rules
City Councilor Frank Montano sponsors a Gentle and Caring Dis placement of Prairie Dogs Act amid neighborhood debate over seven year arroyo development plans. The draft ordinance requires certified rodent relocators, specific soil and vegetation criteria, and public costs estimated at 20 000 dollars yearly with owner costs 1000 to 3000 dollars, while rescue water aids relocation efforts.
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Santa FE
People’s Republic of Santa Fe
Frank Montano
Santa
Montano
Nader戻る新団体 Democracy Rising の動向
米民主党の中道化に揺れる左派が再結集を試みる中、ラルフ・ネーダーは新団体 Democracy Rising を立ち上げた。オレゴン州ポートランドで約7500人規模の集会を開催し、サンフランシスコやシアトル、ミネアポリスなど全国展開を視野に rally を続行する構えだ。
Spanish speakers grow online despite dot com bust
A Pew poll finds 11 million U S Hispanics have Internet access and use online services, with growth rates similar to nonHispanic groups. Glob al Reach reports 26 million Spanish speakers online worldwide, with Mexico and Spain leading usage. growth is rapid in Chile. Major portals endure while Latino portals faltered, highlighting a global digital divide.
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United States
Pew Internet and
American Life Project
U.S
Can
Mexico
Nielsen/Net
Spain
Estrella Digital
Chile
EFE
Global Reach
LatinoLink
QuePasa
StarMe
Dia.com
Terra.com
Telefonica
Yupi.com
Microsoft
Telmex
Yahoo
Argentina
Pain
Lycos
Terra
Colombia
Peru
Venezuela
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Seattle
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Chicago
New York
George W. Bush
Democracy
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National Abortion Rights Action League
Florida
Washington Today
Google
Prodigy
AOL
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