Constitution Survives Terrorism and Strengthens U.S. Government
An analysis contrasts the U.S. constitutional system's resilience after the September 11 attacks with Pakistan's political shift under President Musharraf. It notes Congress and state legislatures ratify amendments, the presidency cannot unilaterally amend the Constitution, and the attack underscored unity and dedication to American governance.
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World Trade Center
New York City
Osama bin Laden
United States
U.S
Pervez Musharraf
Pakistan
Musharraf
Bush
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Local Options Gross Receipt Tax push for Roswell growth
Roswell committee chairs LOGRT JOBS urge support for a 6.625 percent tax increase estimated to raise 900000 annually to attract new business. They offer presentations by Ester Lopez 622 1975 to inform residents about benefits costs and accountability.
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Roswell
Ester Lopez
LOGAT
New Staff Additions at New Mexico Military Institute Roswell
Capts. Connie DeWeber and Ann Stacy join the New Mexico Military Institute staff in Roswell as part of new faculty additions. Marine Lance Cpl. Adam L. Villa reports for duty at the Marine Corps Air Station El Toro in Santa Ana California. Paul Horgan signs autographs in Roswell for his new book The Thin Mountain Air at the Roswell Museum and Art Center.
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Connie DeWeber
Ann Stacy
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Lance Cpl
Adam L. Villa
Marine Corps Air Station
el Toro
Santa Ana
Calif
Paul Horgan
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Hatfill probe smells bad and FBI scrutiny grows
The FBI’s leak fueled speculation that Steven Hatfill, a bioweapons expert with anthrax access, is the prime suspect in the deadly letters. Critics warn the case echoes Wen Ho Lee and Richard Jewell while no physical evidence links Hatfill to the crime.
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Santa FE
FBI
Richard Jewell
Wen Ho Lee
Steven Hatfill
Rhodesia
Hatfill
Postal Service
Olympic
Atlanta
Dr. Lee
Lee
Jewell
Daschle quiet on presidential plans as Senate focus controls
Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle tours the West Coast raising money for Democratic Senate candidates while avoiding speculation on a 2002 presidential bid. He stresses keeping the Senate for Dems and says he has not decided on his political future.
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Washington
White House
Iowa
New Hampshire
Tom Daschle
Senate
Daschle
South Dakota
U.S. Senate
Dane Strother
South
Paul Wellstone
Minnesota
Tim Johnson
Bill Bradbury
Oregon
Ron Kirk
Texas
Alex Sanders
South Carolina
Seattle
Democratic Leadership Council
New York
Bilingual Education Debate Warns Against Quick Conclusions
The piece argues that testing results on bilingual education are volatile and biased by viewpoint. It notes Colorado results showing non bilingual students outperformed bilingual ones, but recalls a prior year reversal and stresses personal experience in Union City New Jersey showing English mastery without bilingual services.
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Colorado
Ron Unz
Unz
California
Arizona
Massachusetts
Rocky Mountain News
Nada
Union City
N.J
United States
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