Afghanistan Faces Path to Stable Postwar Government
The piece argues Afghanistan must form a broad-based, nonextremist government before pursuing continued anti-terrorism efforts. It stresses Afghan-led negotiations, regional support, and the need for international peacekeepers to stabilize a fragile transition and prevent a return to chaos or a new extremist takeover.
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Taliban
al-Qaida
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Northern Alliance
U.N
Daily Record Letter Policy Restrictions
The Daily Record explains submission rules for letters to the editor requiring signatures and contact details, limits of 300 words, and no more than two signers. It notes letters addressing court cases or to other individuals may be rejected and that unpublished letters may not be acknowledged or returned.
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Roswell School Board Sees Incumbent Not Seek Re election
Norman Patterson vice president of the Roswell School Board will not run again. Candidates seeking the seat are H C Jack Prichard and Elisa Shanks. Also noted are the Wednesday Book Club gathering at Olen Featherstone Art Gallery and decor plans for the Roswell Country Club Christmas dance with Patti Roberts and Sally Owen working on the background.
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Roswell
Norman Patterson
H.C
Jack” Prichard
Elisa Shanks
Olen Featherstone Art Gallery
Featherstone
D.A. Hinch
Roswell Country Club
Patti Roberts
Sally Owen
New Mexicans land federal posts in Bush era record tally
The Albuquerque Journal reports 18 New Mexicans tapped for federal posts across judicial and administrative posts under the Bush administration. Sen. Domenici lauds the list as possibly a record while Sen. Bingaman notes it mirrors recent administrations.
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Santa FE
Pete Domenici
Albuquerque Journal
Washington
Michael Coleman
Jeff Bingaman
New Mexico
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Georgia
Jerry Apodaca
Bruce King
Apodaca
King
Today in History highlights from December 2
Highlights note key events on December 2 across years. John Brown’s 1859 execution and Napoleon’s 1804 coronation mark defining moments. Other entries include the Philadelphia Savings Fund Society opening in 1816 and McCarthy censure in 1954.
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Associated Press
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Napoleon
France
United States
Philadelphia Savings Fund Society
Monroe
New York
la Guardia
Chicago
University of Chicago
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Seattle
New York City
Controversy Surges Over Human Embryo Cloning
A Massachusetts firm reports the first successful cloning of human embryos and hopes to aid disease research. Critics warn it could lead to clone humans and threaten the value of life, while lawmakers debate ban measures as the Senate lags in action.
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Cata
Tently
Tom Daschle
South Dakota
Patrick Leahy
Vermont
Richard Durban
D-Ill
Congress
Congressional
Kass
House of Representatives
Senate
VLA Telescope Right Where No One Expected
The Very Large Array in New Mexico rose from a desert plains dream to a major radio astronomy site. Built on the Plains of San Agustin, it uses 27 dish antennas in a Y to map the sky, generating images from distant sources and contributing to space exploration since its 1980 dedication.
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Carter
George W. Bush
New Mexico
Bush
George H.W. Bush
Bill Clinton
Manuel Lujan
Clinton
Bill Richardson
Energy
Harry Truman
Clinton Anderson
Agriculture
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Willow Creek
Gila Wilderness
Gila National Forest
Estancia Valley
Dalena
Datil
Plains of
San Agustin
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
VLA
U.S
Solar System
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