Flood aids Schroeder reshaping German election scene
As floods recede in Germany they alter politics with Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder gaining while Edmund Stoiber suffers. Schroeder touts security and swift disaster response and postpones next year tax cuts, presenting decisive leadership despite weak economy and unemployment around four million.
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Germany
Gerhard Schroeder
Edmund Stoiber
Schroeder
Christian Democrats
Berlin
Herr Schroeder
Dissension as Bush Threatens Iraq War Widens Allies Split
The piece notes mounting disagreement among Middle East experts and allied nations as Bush pushes for action against Saddam Hussein. It highlights Tony Blair's fragile support, Labour’s anti war stance, and fears of parliamentary bypass and grave consequences without UN backing.
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Iraq
America
Middle East
Britain
United Nations
Saddam Hussein
Tony Blair
Labor
Blair
Saddam
Roswell Arts League Praises Museum Staff After Show
The Roswell Fine Arts League and New Mexico Miniature Arts Society held their 19th annual juried show August 9-11 at the Roswell Museum and Art Center. The public response was exceptional and members thank Dr. Michael Riley Wesley Roswell and museum staff for outstanding support and a superb exhibition.
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Roswell Fine Arts League
New Mexico Miniature Arts Society
RFAL
NMMAS
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Our League
Michael Riley
Wesley Roswell
Roswell
Roswell clubs receive federal grants for youth programs
Roswell Boys Club and Roswell Girls Club each got $900 from the U S Community Services Administration through the Chaves County Community Action Program. Sherri Graves of Roswell competes in the New Mexico Hay Show. Hagerman hires new athletic coaches for the school year Dave Lynn Gary Kensing and Eddie Hedin.
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Roswell
U.S. Community Services Administration
Chaves
Bill Feather remembered as dean of New Mexico Capitol journalism
Santa Fe notes tribute to Bill Feather longtime AP Capitol bureau chief praised for accuracy, thoroughness, and high standards. He mentored colleagues, challenged officials with precise questions, and stayed active in literacy and civic groups after retiring in 1991. He died at 74 from lung cancer.
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Bill Feather
New Mexico
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Feather
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Capitol
Artesia
New Mexico State University
A&m College
Gary Johnson
Manny Aragon
GOP
John Dendahl
Bruce King
Garrey Carruthers
Republicans pin woes on Clinton over economy and scandals
Amid midterm campaign talk Republicans blame Bill Clinton for the recession and corporate scandals while citing the late 1990s economic binge. Bush campaigns on the theme as Republicans attack Rubin and Clinton era oversight. Democrats counter that the 1990s brought a large economic expansion and surpluses.
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Washington
Bill Clinton
Bush
Texas Economic Forum
White House
Clinton
Securities and Exchange Commission
Harvey Pitt
Mount Rushmore
Treasury
Robert Rubin
Rubin
Citicorp
Enron
Citigroup
Len Hillary Rodham Clinton
D-N.y
Public support for Iraq invasion questioned amid Powell doctrine lessons
A Washington Post ABC poll shows 57 percent back a ground attack on Baghdad if casualties are low, while 51 percent oppose with expected losses. The piece recalls Powell's Iraq Beirut lessons and warns against mission creep and vague goals before deploying force.
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White House
Washington Post
ABC
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