Moral debate over killing Saddam Hussein
The piece cites George Stephanopoulos advocating a CIA- sanctioned hit on Saddam Hussein and contrasts it with U S policy prohibiting assassination. It argues American leadership should not kill political figures to avoid sliding toward tyranny, stressing the Founders vision and the need for moral restraint in foreign action.
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Is Teacher Pay Really Underpaid Questioned in Letter
A reader challenges the notion that teachers are underpaid compared with engineers. They compare yearly earnings and hours, noting teachers work about 160 days a year with extended vacations while engineers work about 239 days, arguing the pay gap may be overstated given differences in workload and time off.
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Chavez popularity debated as mayor seeks governor bid
Santa Fe analysis weighs Martin Chavez's four years as Albuquerque mayor and his shifted bid for New Mexico governor. Polls show him leading Johnson if elected, but party factions split. labor and environmental groups oppose him while GOP insiders anticipate a primary win. Rival Rep. Gary King gains steam with environmental and science allies, as Chavez navigates a contentious campaign landscape.
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U.S
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Bregman
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Green Party
GOP
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Eddy County
Reece Fullerton
Casey Luna
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Canosa dies. anti Castro stance may fade
The prominent Cuban refugee Jorge Mas Canosa died at 58 after leading anti Castro efforts in Miami. Known as a prickly, imperious figure, he headed the Cuban American National Foundation and a $475 million telecom empire, backing many anti Castro measures. The obituary notes disputes over alleged reprisals and compares his zeal to de Gaulle's during France's liberation. The piece cites Mas as spearheading the Helms Burton Act that holds sponsors legally responsible.
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Fidel Castro
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Winston Churchill
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New Mexico Military Institute inducts 6 Roswell cadets into society
Twenty NMIs juniors and seniors gain National Honor Society status. Inductees include Cadet S Sgt Bernard O Greenwade and Cadet S Sgt Kenneth V Barbe Jr among others from Roswell. The note mentions postal workers, museum residency, and a Sunday event at the Roswell Museum.
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Kenneth V. Barbe Jr
William D. McCoy
Michael S. Richardson
Reno decision on independent probe sparks GOP critic fury
In the final hour Reno refused to appoint an independent prosecutor to investigate fund raising by the Clinton administration. The White House dismisses claims she is in Clinton’s pocket while critics press for accountability. FBI Chief Freeh urged an independent counsel to the end, though Reno defended her choice. Public opinion shows Reno’s image eroding but she remains steadfast.
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Pew
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