World powers weigh in on global fight against extremism
The piece argues the United States bears history as world policeman with mixed nation building outcomes from Marshall Plan to Vietnam. It notes Obama winding down in Iraq and possible Afghanistan buildup, urges international troop deployment and funding to defeat Islamic extremism. China is criticized for not joining the fight.
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United States to Host April Nuclear Security Summit
The United States will hold an April summit on nuclear security to prevent nuclear terrorism and proliferation by tightening controls on theft and black market sales of fissile materials. The initiative follows Obama's Prague speech calling for a world without nuclear weapons and ongoing bilateral efforts with Japan and other partners.
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Berrendo Elementary Names Bobcats of the Month
Sixteen students from Goddard and Roswell high schools will attend New Mexico's fifth Leadership Development Conference. Goddard participants include Bobby Brown Roy Frederick Patty Goode Shawn Hughes Robin Stevens and Gerald Ussery. Roswell High entrants are Kristi Brown Angela Chavez Ricardo Gurrola Hope Montoya Aide Palimino Johnny Peck Steve Peace and Gabe Trujillo.
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Ricardo Gurrola
Hope Montoya
Aide Palimino
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New Mexico faces 2010 budget crunch ahead of 30 day session
As New Mexico lawmakers prepare for a 30 day session at the Roundhouse they face a potential one billion dollar two year shortfall. Reports note tax receipts fell sharply during the Great Recession and many states battle deficits. The piece compares NM to Arizona California Florida and others and discusses revenue and cuts options.
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Afghan surge compared with Iraq plan highlights key differences
The piece contrasts the 2007 Iraq surge with the Afghan deployment noting clearer aims, trained local forces, and a ready supply network in Baghdad versus Afghanistan where aims are unclear, and alliances with civilians and tribal groups are evolving. It stresses that Afghanistan is not Iraq and warns against simple comparisons.
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Immigration reform seen as key to a stronger nation
President Obama faces a heavy agenda with immigration reform added to Afghanistan health care and climate change. Janet Napolitano cites a move toward legislation in 2010 while noting public support for lawful paths to citizenship and stricter enforcement of existing laws amid partisan tensions.
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