Landis Defiance and Doubt After Testosterone Test Reveal
Sports fans want to believe Floyd Landis earned the Tour title, but the reported 11 to 1 testosterone to epitestosterone ratio raises questions. The public ponders possible testing errors, drug ethics, and a path to clear innocence.
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Floyd Landis
Miguel Indurain
Roger Maris
Jesse Owens
Barry Bonds
Justin Gatlin
Illinois
Andro
Floyd
Debate Over Visitor Center Move Draws Local Critique
In letters to the editor dated August 15 2006 residents argue against moving the Visitor Center. They cite parking strain at conventions, staff workload at the convention center, and prior city funding used for Pioneer Plaza parking, questioning Huckabee’s long running push and council support.
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Huckabee
Edubina Morales
Convention Center
Pioneer Plaza
RHCC
Roswell Teachers Honored in NM Teacher of the Year List
August 17 1981 25 years ago Bill Morrison of Roswell High School named New Mexico Teacher of the Year for Vocational Agriculture. He and his wife Virginia and daughter Pam reside in Roswell as he begins his fifth year teaching vocational agriculture. Ernest R McMillian Jr of Roswell promoted to colonel in the New Mexico State Guard Militia with wife Elfreda and four daughters Terry Jill Melody and Lisa. Marine Terry D Stevens promoted to lance corporal serving with Wing Transportation Squadron 37 at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, son of Mr and Mrs Jerry D Stevens of Roswell.
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Bill Morrison
Roswell High School
New Mexico
Bill
Roswell
Virginia
Pam
Roswell High
Ernest R. McMillian Jr
Calif
Melody Donovan
Escondido
Lisa Morris
Germany
Terry D. Stevens
Wing Transportation Squadron 37
Marine Corps Air Station
el Toro
Terry
Jerry D. Stevens
New Mexico Education Crisis Masked by Poverty Levels
The piece argues that statewide headlines on failing schools misrepresent true learning gaps. It cites 428 of 787 districts below AYP, links poor student performance to poverty, and criticizes flawed tests and political blame, urging focus on poverty rather than school failings.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Espanola
Dixon
New England
John Dendahl
Michael Savage
Deal to end fighting won't fix our image abroad
U S backed deal to end Lebanon war may halt worst killings and televised ruin but will not improve America’s image in the Arab world. Analysts say the conflict reinforces views of a U S Israel joint venture wrecking Lebanon’s democracy and eroding trust in Washington. President Bush urged action on a UN cease fire as Israel pressed airstrikes and Hezbollah fought on.
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Washington
Israel
Lebanon
America
Bush
U.N
Hezbollah
Sheik Hassan Nasrallah
Urday
United States
U.S
Jonathan Clarke
Cato Institute
North Korea seen as rapidly changing under Lankov using Asia Policy
The piece reviews Andrei Lankov’s portrayal of North Korea as dynamic and market driven rather than isolated. It notes youth trends, illegal media, mobile phones, and rising private entrepreneurs born from famine and the collapse of Soviet aid. The analysis highlights a shift toward survival through trade and private enterprise.
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Soviet Union
North Korea
Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Andrei Lankov
the Land
China
Lankov
Russia
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