NATO contemplates Russia voice in policy under new council
NATO chief Lord Robertson proposes a Russia North Atlantic Council within NATO to share decision making on terrorism arms control and peacekeeping. Russia would gain equal say possibly a veto, easing isolation yet risking slower consensus among 19 members and Moscow.
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Western Europe
United States
Canada
Soviet Union
Russia
Lord Robertson
Tony Blair
Robertson
Baltic
Moscow
Europe
Vladimir Putin
Putin
Benefit clocks raise over 85000 for CASA in New Mexico
CASA thanks Dr Michael Taylor and local sponsors for a Make Time For Kids benefit on November 16. Attendees created and bid on clocks in a silent auction at the orthodontic office grand opening, raising more than 85 000 for abused and at risk children in Chaves County.
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CASA
Michael Taylor
Mike Taylor
Sean Moore
Desert Eagle Distributing
Andre Buonaiuto
Pasta Café
Kim Conlee
Barringers
Toni Pemberton
Chaves County
Today in History highlights from December 6
Today is December 6 in the history timeline. Notable events include Army engineers completing the Washington Monument in 1889 and the broader 1884 milestone of Army engineers completing major projects. Dec. 6, 2001 marked the 340th day of the year with 25 days remaining.
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Associated
Confederate States
America
New
Orleans
Army Engineers
Jefferson
Davis
Washington Monument
Former Walker AFB bowling alley demolished at Roswell RIAC
Dec 6 1976 report notes the Walker AFB bowling alley was torn down to reconfigure the Roswell Industrial Air Center into a more collegiate campus. Since the base closed nine years earlier, 16 World War II barracks and other structures have been removed. City manager Bob Owen said the Chaves County Flood Commission supplies gear to clear the RIAC site. Sarah Young of Sears Roswell previewed spring 1977 apparel at a Dallas workshop.
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Walker Air Force Base
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
John Gillis
Bob Owen
Chaves County
Roswell
Dallas
Gringo-Mander fuels debate over New Mexico redistricting
A New Mexico Republican ad featuring Rep Max Coll and a map labeling areas Strongly Anglo and Strongly Hispanic sparks cultural sensitivity outrage. The piece triggers editorials and letters while highlighting court battles over whether redistricting cases belong in state or federal court.
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Santa FE
Elbridge Gerry
U.S
Massachusetts
New Mexico Gop
New Mexican
Max Coll
P.C
New Mexico
Bush
Gore
New Mexico Supreme Court
GOP
Jim Browning
Gary Johnson
Browning
James Hall
Hall
Trust in government climbs amid terror era
Americans' trust in government has risen to levels not seen since the 1960s, driven by the September 11 attacks and the Bush administration's response. The rise spans Congress, the United Nations, and news, with Bush approval near 90 percent for months. Analysts caution the shift may endure if threats persist and the economy stays strong.
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Washington
Bush
Congress
United Nations
Sity
Maryland
Gallup
Vietnam
Sharon Erekat clash over peace line after Hamas attacks
Saeb Erekat warned that Dec 3 signals end of peace prospects as Sharon vows a war on terrorism. The piece notes Hamas assaults killing 25, Israel’s countermeasures including strikes near Arafat, arrests in Gaza, and the political friction between moderates and hardliners in both Israel and Palestine.
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Palestine
Saeb Erekat
Mideast
Ariel Sharon
Israel
Hamas
Sharon
U.S
America
Gen. Sharon
Arafat
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