Euro promise under pressure as Fed cuts and Bush rebates collide
The Fed cuts rates for the seventh time in eight months while Bush tax rebates are framed as Keynesian stabilizers. Europe’s promise to strengthen and insulate the Old World falters as the Pact of Stability limits spending. Investors fear higher long-term rates if EU welfare and nationalist pulls resume.
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Tensions Rise as US Economy Sparks EU Slowness
European leaders react to the ongoing US slowdown with divergent policy. The Fed cuts rates for the seventh time this year under Greenspan while the euro zone faces a fiscal policy quarrel and risk of being outpaced by American stimulus. Tensions within the Community are expected to grow in coming weeks.
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Germany
Public school uniforms faulted by reader
In a letter to the editor dated 8 7 2001 a parent argues there is no Roswell or state or federal law requiring uniforms in public schools and contends education rights trump uniform mandates. The writer urges parents opposed to uniforms to simply dress children normally and campaign to end the policy.
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ENMU Roswell sees record enrollment as bond funds advance
Tammy Yarbrough registered early at ENMU Roswell science department and sought guidance from department head Richard Thorp. James D Agostino shows a 3.5 million hospital expansion blueprint increasing floor space by a third, funded by May bond approval, adding a psychiatric unit. Eastern New Mexico State Fair at Ruidoso Downs Sept 28 to Oct 2 awarded to Carey, McIntyre, Brown at a ceremonial gathering.
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Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell
Richard Thorp
Science Department
ENMAR
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
James D'Agostino
NM political season heats up with Madrid tax ideas
In Santa Fe the 91 million settlement with tribes prompts Madrid to urge tax cuts and spending priorities for the Legislature. House Speaker Lujan counters Madrid trespassed on legislative prerogative as gubernatorial races loom and state campaigns accelerate with Burpo Sanchez King Powell and others jockeying for position.
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Texas
GOP battle for Senate uphill
The departure of veteran senators like Jesse Helms and Strom Thurmond signals uphill work for Republicans gaining Senate control in 2002. With 20 GOP seats to defend and 14 for Democrats, strategy focuses on favorable geography and strong challengers in Bush-won states as party leaders weigh 2002 moves.
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How Clayton Moore Became the Lone Ranger
Column recounts how Clayton Moore earned the Lone Ranger role after radio and TV history. It notes Moore’s perseverance, the famous line I AM the Lone Ranger, and his life wearing the mask until his death at 85 on December 28, 1999, with ties to Jay Silverheels and Bruce Beemer.
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