Bush to create independent commission on 9/11 findings
President Bush agrees to form an independent panel to probe intelligence failures linked to the 9/11 attacks. The panel will broaden the inquiry to aviation security and immigration, aiming for a thorough, impartial assessment without assigning blame.
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Henry Kissinger
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Veterans honor care home staff with Christmas gifts
The V.F.W. Post 11384 and American Legion Post 28 thank Casa Maria Sunset Villa and Mission Arch rest home personnel in Roswell for supplying a list of veterans. They visited and gave Christmas gifts to veterans to show appreciation and remembrance.
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Roswell
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December 13 historical highlights from 1918 and Drake voyage
On this day in history the highlight notes President Wilson arrived in France as the first sitting president to visit Europe. It also recalls Sir Francis Drake setting out from England with five ships on a voyage around the world beginning in 1577.
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France
Sir Francis Drake
England
Lopez among 16 in Colgate Triple Crown LPGA Match Play
Twenty five years ago on December 13 1977 LPGA rookie Nancy Lopez from Roswell qualified for the Colgate Triple Crown LPGA Match Play event joining sixteen players. Louise Vaughn became president of the local Home Garden Club as the Service Club of Chaves County announced its annual Christmas luncheon at the Sally Port Inn.
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Home Garden
Service Club
Chaves County
Sally Port Inn
Unwritten tricks of trade in New Mexico legislature
A Santa Fe training session for new lawmakers reveals unwritten tricks of the trade. The list covers tactics for bill framing, passage delays, budget games, lobbying, conference committees, and the social dynamics of the capital.
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Oil cutoff signals寒 winter pain for North Korea
The United States halted heavy oil shipments to North Korea amid nuclear weapons concerns. The move follows Pyongyang's admission of uranium based program and comes as Washington, Japan and Europe reassess aid and energy projects. China and Russia share worries while North Koreans face heating constraints as oil curbs bite.
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United States
North Korea
Bush Administration
Japan
South Korea
European Union
U.S
Arabian Sea
Yemen
Pyongyang
China
Russia
Robert Einhorn
Center For Strategic and International Studies
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Peter Hayes
California
Nautilus Institute
Liberal bias debate over Lott remarks stirs media reactions
Commentary argues liberal media tilt shapes coverage of Trent Lott's praise for Strom Thurmond and past segregation stance. It contrasts media responses to Thurmond 1948 and Clinton Fulbright praise, urging objective reporting despite political leanings.
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Rush Limbaugh
Sean Hannity
NewsMax.com
Mississippi
Bernard Goldberg
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Regnery
CBS News
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Strom Thurmond
Lou
South Carolina
Thurmond
Lott
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South
Hannity
Bill Clinton
William Fulbright
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