Alternatives to oil to reduce U S dependence and secure energy
The piece argues U S security hinges on cutting foreign oil reliance by boosting domestic production and conservation. It cites Alaska's Arctic refuge drilling limits, environmental concerns, and the need for alternative energy like wind, solar, tidal and geothermal. It notes dual fueled vehicles and continued research as paths to a sustainable energy future.
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Middle Eastern
Saudi Arabia
United States
Artic National Wildlife Refuge
Alaska
Colorado
Xcel Energy
New Mexico
Public Service Company of
Liberal or conservative labels in Bill Richardson visit spark debate
A reader questions the use of liberal and conservative tags in coverage of Bill Richardson's Chaves County visit. The note cites voter rolls showing similar counts of liberal Democrats and conservative Republicans and discusses definitions, progress, and political prospects for Richardson and John Sanchez.
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Bill Richardson
Chaves County
Richardson
Webster's Dictionary
Webster's
New Mexico
Washington
John Sanchez
Cochran files injunction to halt Roswell rate hike
Former City Attorney A T Tom Cochran filed an inj unction in District Court to stop Roswell water sanitation and sewage rate increases.
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A.T. “Tom” Cochran
Roswell
West Nile fears and media hype dominate national discourse
A columnist mockingly critiques sensational TV coverage of West Nile virus, drought, and disasters. It lampoons political rhetoric, reports on the Bush administration, media overreaction, and regional fire and disease fears while noting regional attention shifts and the public’s fatigue with constant sensationalism.
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America
Congress
Animal Kingdom
Smokey
Osama
Bush
Florida
U.S
New Mexico
West Nile
O.J
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Elian
Gary Condit
Colorado
Bill Owens
Steven Hatfill
FBI
Arizona
Oregon
Louisiana
Mississippi
Bush campaigns online in midterm election push
President Bush intensifies GOP drive to sweep Senate seats and hold the House. He recruits candidates, raises funds, and travels to states, arguing a Senate majority and a House edge hinge on his presidency while noting local factors and terrorism as campaign factors.
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Texas
Bush
Senate
House
Gilbert St. Clair
University of New Mexico
Congress
Bus
United States
bin Laden
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Briceno
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia
FARC
Bogota
Uribe
Andres Pastrana
Pastrana
Colombia
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