NATO Expands as Prague Summit Reinforces Europe Ties
NATO moves from 19 to 26 members this week in Prague, stressing a widened political military role post Cold War. The alliance links with 46 states in Partnership for Peace and the Euro American Partnership Council, while a new rapid reaction force signals outside Europe intervention. Putin backs expansion, viewing NATO as transformed into a political security alliance.
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Roswell High Slander Letter Sparks School Combine Debate
A local reader defends Roswell High amid slanderous remarks at a board meeting about combining schools. The writer stresses unity, notes myths about Roswell High and Goddard, and urges calm, while outlining The Daily Record letter guidelines and publication standards.
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Roswell Girls of the Month Named for December 1977
Becky Becker of Roswell High School and Pam Blackwell of Goddard High School were selected as Girls of the Month by the AAUW. The Roswell Youth Symphony announced a December 9 concert at the Pueblo Auditorium. Alex Rodriguez, longtime Roswell waste water department worker, was named City Employee of the Month.
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New Mexicans secure spots in Bush administration
The Albuquerque Journal notes 18 New Mexicans tapped for federal posts under the Bush administration, a number Sen. Domenici calls possibly record. The piece lists individuals from judicial roles to administrative posts and recalls prior New Mexico ties to Carter, Bush, and Clinton cabinets.
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Bush seeks new aid program to reward reform
President Bush asks Congress to create an independent Millennium Challenge Account to run aid, limiting benefits to 10 to 20 of the 79 poorest nations based on criteria like corruption, rule of law, inflation, health and education, and economic growth, with $1.5 billion requested for 2004. Critics warn Congress may not fund or accept strict eligibility rules. The plan faces hurdles as countries seek to prove reform to qualify.
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Thanksgiving reflections traced through Hale’s London birth
A Thanksgiving column from London links Hale McDonald Roberts to Pilgrims and later U S pioneers. It traces ancestry from William Brewster to Claiborne and Hale Boggs, noting migrations for religious and political freedoms and highlighting America's immigrant beacon.
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