Quake hits Bam as search for survivors continues hours after quake
Reports say the Bam quake in Iran may end the search by Monday night as 72 hours is seen as the survival window. Dozens of planes from many countries bring relief, dogs, and volunteers to the shattered city while residents pull loved ones from rubble. Interior Minister Lari notes Iran accepts U S aid but not Israeli assistance amid regional tensions.
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Kerman
U.S
Bush
Iran
Iraq
North Korea
Lari
Tehran
United States
Israel
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Mostafa Biderani
Zahra Nazari
Biderani
Isfahan
Barry Sessions
Britain
Rapid-Uk
Memorial profile highlights Stiffler once missed chance to dance
A Roswell resident now eighty four reflects on a life colored by travel, faith, and community. She recalls youth dances, a cross country romance, and her late husband Harold Smith. She honors Guadalupe work, parish ties, and catechism teaching, stressing that the main thing in life is people and faith.
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Stiffler
New Mexico
Gloria
Clayton
Harold Smith
Air Force
Dalhart
Texas
Smith
Cipriana Smith
Roswell
Gallup
Truth Or Consequences
Deming
North Texas Street
South Lea Avenue
Mire
Smiths
Joe Stiffler
Harold
Cipriano
Union Pacific Railroad
Sacramento
United States
Canada
Ladies of Guadalupe
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Kevin
Isaac
Alan
Manuel Martinez
Maxine Stephens
Richardson's Year as New Mexico Governor Draws National Attention
The governor promoted tourism, chaired the Democratic National Convention, and pushed early presidential candidate visits to Albuquerque. He backed highway projects and crime laws, but failed to end the food tax, facing criticism over communication with the Legislature and rising state costs.
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Boston
Richardson
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Western Governors’ Association
Democratic Governors’ Association
Spain
Mexico
Gilbert St. Clair
University of New Mexico
Senate
Manny Aragon
Aragon
Gary Johnson
Johnson
GOP
Leonard Lee Rawson
Rawson
Republican Party
John Dendahl
Dendahl
White House
Bill Richardson
State House
Santa Fe
Beef import bans widen as mad cow scare spreads eyes on markets
Meat plants near Portland hold much of the affected beef while Willamette and Interstate Meat shift trimmings to dozens of small western facilities. Supermarket chains pull ground beef from the distributors and Safeway seeks new suppliers. Japan and 24 nations halt U.S. beef imports amid bans that analysts say erase most exports.
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Interstate Meat
Portland
Ore
Petersen
Willamette
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Albertsons
Fred Meyer
Safeway
WinCo Foods
Japan
U.S
Jordan
Lebanon
U.S. Agriculture
United States
Washington State
Ron DeHaven
USDA
DeHaven
Canada
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