Rumsfeld See Nuclear Threats in NATO Terror War Debate
Rumsfeld warned of future surprise attacks by terrorists and the potential use of nuclear chemical or biological weapons. NATO faces a complex mission in Bosnia as Karadzic and Mladic remain at large, with U S and allied forces reassessing troop deployment and counterterrorism priorities in the Balkans.
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Taliban fugitive leaders, peacekeepers to Kabul amid Kandahar chaos
Afghan fighting continues as tribal forces direct fire while U S airstrikes pause. Britain to lead 1500 peacekeepers for Kabul inauguration with 200 marines arriving soon. US captures around 20 Taliban or al Qaida prisoners. some held on USS Peleliu. Bin Laden’s location remains unconfirmed. one commander suggests he may be elsewhere or dead.
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Roswell residents hailed for saving children in house fire
Salcido and her husband entered a burning Roswell home to rescue three frightened children left inside. Fire officials credit their timely action and note the fire began in an adjacent utility shed from faulty wiring. The children were taken for smoke inhalation treatment and are doing well as police continue the investigation.
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Roswell to Host Federal Aviation Start-Up Funding
The Riac Aviation Division of the New Mexico DOT along with Roswell city officials and Eastern New Mexico University Roswell partner with Calspan University of Buffalo Research Center and Veridian Corp to seek 2.27 million from the FAA for Research Engineering and Development Human Factors funding. The bill notes start-up costs and aims for a self-sustaining future.
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Governor Johnson Pushes Vetoes and Drug Policy Reform
Governor Johnson vows to veto spending increases on education and other programs while pursuing a streamlined treasurer’s office. He backs drug policy changes including medical marijuana use, decriminalizing small amounts, and ending some mandatory minimums, hoping for a better chance this session as lawmakers convene January 15 for a 30 day budget focused term. He hints at a possible death penalty repeal agenda if requested by lawmakers.
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