Clinton orders decisive strikes against global terrorist networks
The president justified last week's cruise missile strikes on Afghanistan and a Sudanese chemical plant as imperative to disrupt Osama bin Laden's network. Administration officials cite specific intelligence of threats to Americans, stressing that unilateral action and pre emptive strikes are needed to deter future attacks, despite questions about timing amid Lewinsky turmoil.
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Sudan
bin Laden
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Hugh Shelton
East Africa
United States
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No Smoking Food Or Drinks Policy At Roswell Concert
A concertgoer protests strict refreshment rules at a Julie Newton event in Roswell. Fans, upset over a no smoking, no outside food or drinks policy, claim they paid over 100 dollars with no refunds and were limited to candy and Pepsi sold at the venue.
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Julie Newton
Today in History highlights 1963 MLK Dream speech
On August 28 1963 a peaceful civil rights rally in Washington DC drew about 200000 people as Dr Martin Luther King Jr delivered his I Have a Dream speech at the Lincoln Memorial. Also noted are Henry Hudson's Delaware Bay discovery in 1609 and Goethe's birth in 1749 in Frankfurt.
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Washington, D.C
Martin Luther King Jr
Lincoln Memorial
Henry Hudson
Delaware Bay
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Frankfurt
Range workshop speaker touts diverse grazing strategy
Dr. Leo Merrill of Sonora Texas spoke at the Roswell Inn Range Management Workshop on combinations of livestock and deferred rotation grazing. He argued that using several kinds of grazing animals yields more uniform forage use across classes. A Roswell High School hospitality course, Hospitality Industry Related Occupations, drawn by Novella Melton, attracts keen interest and fills quickly.
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Sonora
Texas
Roswell Inn
Merrill
Novella Melton
Roswell High School
Navajos Ethics Fight Highlights NM Lawmakers
Santa Fe report outlines ethical tensions in New Mexico and the Navajo Nation. Former Navajo President Tom Atcitty faced removal for accepting gifts and trips while in office. The piece contrasts state gift rules with the Public Regulation Commission standards and previews push for broader gift bans and stricter ethics rules in 1999. It also revisits Onate Monument funding and objections, noting historical ties, local politics, and budget battles affecting Espanola and Rio Arriba County.
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Tom Atcitty
Atcitty
New Mexico
House of Representatives
Navajo Nation
Albert Hale
Tribal
Public Regulation Commission
Common Cause
Max Coll
D-Santa Fe
Onate Monument and Visitors Center
Espanola
Emilio Naranjo
Bureau of Land Management
Naranjo
Rio Arriba County Democrat Party
Rio Grande
Albuquerque
Richard Lucero
Espanola Plaza
Nick Salazar
Nevada Sisters Stand Against Government Over Grazing Fees
The Dawns, Western Shoshones Carrie and Mary, resist paying grazing fees on public lands in Crescent Valley Nevada citing the 1868 Ruby Valley Treaty. Their case pits tribal sovereignty against federal policy as they challenge the Supreme Court and Interior Department while drawing international support and stirring debate in Congress over tribal status.
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Carrie
Mary
Nevada
Crescent Valley
U.S
Danns
Bureau of Land Management
West
Congress
Sen
Slade Gorton
R-Wash
Clinton
Netherlands
Ruby Valley
Indian Claims Commission
Interior Department
Adios Patria A PBS View of Cuban Exile Pain and Hope
A PBS documentary Adiós Patria? presenting the Cuban exile story from a Cuban American perspective, narrated by Andy Garcia. It traces the 1959 revolution from early euphoria to disillusion, highlighting exile identity, family memory, and the drive to tell their side of history to a broader audience.
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PBS
Miami
WPBT
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WLIW
WNET
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Saul Landau
Anton
Andy Garcia
Cuba
Havana
23Rd Street
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