Forgotten lessons from Watergate era rewritten in Clinton Whitewater glare
Twenty years after Nixon’s resignation the piece argues that Watergate lessons remain unheeded in the Clinton Whitewater affair. It cites cover ups and improper contacts between Treasury and White House staff, calls for honest public service, and warns against overprotecting officials or pressuring investigations. It urges accountability and mutual respect between government and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Richard Nixon
Clinton
Whitewater
White House
Vincent Foster
Treasury Department
Bill
Hillary Clinton
Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan
Nixon
CIA
FBI
Overpopulation myth argues against population control
Dear Editor argues that overpopulation is a myth and blames over consumption by wealthy nations for resource inequities. Cites UN studies and the Cairo Conference as biased. Quotes Gandhi on need versus greed and asserts each life is known and loved by God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Mahatma Gandhi
Goddard High Rocket Band to start rehearsals soon
Aug 18 1969 the Goddard High Rocket Band will begin 8 am rehearsals Monday in the GHS band room band director Earl Hesse expressed optimism for one of the best years in Rocket Band history. Eddy County 4-H and FFA members earned 19168.85 dollars from Hershel Stone's grand champion steer sold for 1000 pounds to Valley Savings and Loan First National Bank and People's State Bank at a dollar per pound. Col Robert H Schultz takes over as commandant of cadets at New Mexico Military Institute with wife Leona and son Douglas 16 residing at 2 Campus Circle the commandant residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard High Rocket Band
GHS
Earl Hesse
Hershel Stone
Carlsbad
Eddy County
FFA Club
Stone
Valley Savings and Loan Co
First National Bank
People’s State Bank
Robert H. Schultz
New Mexico Military Institute
Sam W. Agee
Col. Schultz
Leona
Douglas
Campus Circle
Conservatives push two page platform at New Mexico convention
Conservatives control meeting in March flexed its muscles again to substitute its platform proposal for the document that party officials had developed following hearings around the state. The two page proposal aims to be portable and newspaper friendly, while avoiding a lengthy platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platform Committee
Vernon Kerr
Kerr
Greg Zanetti
Republican Party
Zanetti
GOP
Dave Cargo
New Mexico
Terrorist threat grows as peace progresses in Middle East
The article reports intensified international terrorism linked to Iran and Hezbollah following Jordan's recognition of Israel, with the Amin building bombing in Buenos Aires killing over 90. It notes global recruitment, covert cells, and Western concerns, including U.S. counterterrorism deployments and investigations.
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Washington
Middle East
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Hussein of
Jordan
White House
Enemies of Peace
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Hezbollah
Lebanon
Bekka Valley
London
America
Syria
Sudan
Iran
United States
Germany
France
Central
South America
West
Gamala Islamiya
Hamas
Islamic Jihad
Canada
Great Britain
U.S. State Department
FBI
Veterans of the World Trade Center
WTO and GATT Debate and U.S. Sovereignty Questions
The piece weighs the GATT WTO path and a fast track vote, noting differing views from Ralph Nader Pat Buchanan and Newt Gingrich. It discusses whether Congress or the treaty process should approve WTO rules and the potential loss of U.S. parliamentary leverage to panel rulings while highlighting sovereignty concerns and long negotiation history across administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
World Trade Organization
WTO
NAFTA
Ralph Nader
Pat
Gingrich
Clinton
U.S
Senate
Laurence Tribe
Harvard
Bruce Fein
Washington Times
House of Representatives
Reagan
Bush
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Germany
China
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Conservatives Control Meeting
State Senate
State Central Committee
Jay Miller
MR. Mokoragon
Mexico
Imr. Johnson
Jack Anderson
Michael Einstein
Nafta, Gatt
William F. Buckley Jr
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