Two-front terrorism war in ideological battle
A guest editorial argues the war on terrorism has two fronts the military and the ideological. It cites a Pew poll showing 25 percent of Indonesians view suicide bombings as acceptable and urges strengthening moderate Islamic forces and governments to counter extremism while cautioning against premature pre emption.
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Afghanistan
Indonesia
Australia
Straits Times
Singapore
Project Blue Light holiday appeal to Roswell readers
Sabrina Moody writes to Roswell and nearby communities urging blue holiday lights to honor fallen and active law enforcement. She promotes COPS Project Blue Light and asks residents and agencies to display blue lights as a symbol of support and peace through the coming year.
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Roswell
C.O.P.S
America
Historic milestones on December 23 through history
On December 23 1823 Clement C Moore published A Visit from St Nicholas in the Troy Sentinel. In 1783 George Washington resigned as commander in chief and retired to Mount Vernon. In 1893 Engelbert Humperdinck premiered Hansel and Gretel in Weimar Germany.
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St. Nicholas
Clement C. Moore
Troy
N.Y
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Engelbert Humperdinck
Hansel and Gretel
Weimar
Germany
Local Notables Join Who's Who In Health Care List
Dr. Irvin Ashley Jr. of the New Mexico Rehabilitation Center named to Who's Who In Health Care In America. Goddard High School DECA members Sarah Haun and Robert Klassen spoke to Kiwanis at Cattleman’s Steakhouse. Roswell’s Cindy Henderson elected treasurer of Kappa Delta sorority at Texas Christian University Fort Worth.
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Irvin Ashley Jr
New Mexico
America
Sarah Haun
Robert Klassen
Goddard High School
Cattleman’s Steakhouse
Roswell
Cindy Henderson
Kappa Delta Sorority
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Texas
Morrow and his era end as New Mexico Senate tribute grows
In Santa Fe former state Senator Johnny Morrow of Capulin is remembered for his feisty humor and ranching roots. The long-time Democrat represented six counties in northeastern New Mexico and clashed with bankers and lawyers during debates.
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Johnny Morrow
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Morrow
New Mexico
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U.S. Congress
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Senate
Pat Lyons
Texas
Oklahoma
Congress
Bery
Sen. Morrow
Shannon Robinson
Albuquerque
Robinson
Manny Aragon
Sen
Joe Carrara
Republicans fear Lott remarks dented outreach to minorities
GOP aides warn the Trent Lott controversy harms Bush’s effort to broaden support among blacks Hispanics and suburban women. The episode risks undoing White House outreach as white voters may shift, dimming hopes of minority engagement ahead of 2004.
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Trent Lott
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Lott
GOP
Scott Reed
Bob Dole
Reed
Lincoln
Congress
History Reels as Dean Presses Presidential Bid
The Vermont governor Howard Dean presses his campaign for 2004, arguing his outsider status and executive experience give him advantages over Beltway contenders. The piece contrasts Dean with Daschle Gephardt Edwards Kerry Lieberman and notes Dean’s willingness to take bold stances and oppose war in Iraq while highlighting historical hurdles for legislators running for president.
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Howard Dean
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Washington
Tom Daschle
Dick Gephardt
John Edwards
John Kerry
Joe Lieberman
Beltway
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John McCain
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Bill Clinton
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