Inspectors press Iraq over weapons and deadlines
The United Nations Security Council maintains pressure as Iraq meets the December 8 declaration deadline. A 12,000 page dossier is to be shared with permanent members as inspectors seek evidence that past nuclear chemical and biological programs have been dismantled. Brisk action and careful evidence are urged amid Bush administration skepticism and calls for faster inspections by Hans Blix.
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Roswell Lighted Christmas Parade Idea Moves to Reality
Sixteen years ago a group of downtown merchants led by Joyce Chapman began推动 creating a lighted Christmas parade in Roswell. Ken Thompson secured the director post and produced the first parade with a blazing red fire truck Santa and volunteers. J&G Electric and the Christian Motorcycle Association joined since, with Dusty Huckabee guiding this year’s flawless event.
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Chesser and Kephart Wed in Roswell Wedding
On December 19 1977 Brenda Gayle Chesser and Donald Fredrick Kephart wed in Roswell New Mexico The Roswell Symphony Orchestra conducted by John Ferrer performed Handel Messiah Phyllis Snipes and committee members decorated the Roswell Country Club for the holiday season
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Tax cuts spark debate in New Mexico politics
In Santa Fe the push for lower taxes draws support from Gov elect Bill Richardson and Republican leaders while critics like Kay Monaco of New Mexico VOICES for Children warn that tax cuts favor the wealthy and harm funding for education and services. She argues the benefits of trickle down economics are unproven and costly.
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Six names named in 9/11 failure report draw fire
The minority report names CIA Director George Tenet and predecessor John Deutch, FBI Director Louis Freeh, NSA Director Michael Hayden and predecessor Kenneth Minihan, and NSA Deputy Director Barbara McNamara. Sen Shelby urges accountability for top agency leaders, not midlevel staff, citing lack of cross‑agency action and delay.
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Gore Exit Opens Field for Democrats in 2004 Race
In a wide open 2004 Democratic field Democrats say Gore's decision to skip the race removes a top contender and boosts chances for others like Lieberman Kerry Edwards Gephardt and Daschle while underscoring concerns about Gore's likability and past bid.
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