International conference in Yokohama tackles child sexual exploitation
An international conference held December 17 to 20 in Yokohama addressed the growing problem of sexual exploitation of children. Attendees included about 100 children from around the world and officials from governments UNICEF and NGOs, urging long term action through education and joint efforts to protect youth and prevent abuse.
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Aid to Afghanistan Faces Funding Gap as Crisis Fades
As Taliban collapse gives way to a new government, aid agencies warn that millions face a hard winter and pledges remain untransferred. The UN awaits over 200 million pounds while the US signals primary funding. donors fear attention may wane and commitments decline.
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Veterans Day Parade Honors Purple Heart Veterans in Roswell
A Roswell veterans parade praised by the Treasurer of the Veterans Day Parade Committee. the 1919 gap closed with a Vietnam era motorcycle group, about 25 Purple Heart veterans honored, vehicles supplied by an antique car club, and a banquet at Jack Chew's Restaurant.
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Roswell
Roswell Sorority Plans Branch Honors Members With Students
Paula Grieves leads Roswell Phi Beta Phi alumnae in planning a branch event to honor active sorority members with college students Kim Draper Shelbi Stockton and Becky Boswell. Hosted by Mr and Mrs Jim Stockton at 2603 Gaye Drive. Mario Dominguez served holiday dinner to Chaves County Mental Health Services clients and staff, and also cooked at 701 N Greenwood Ave. Dorrie Witt sorted calendars at 206 E Lewis St for New Year selection.
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Roswell
Phi Beta Phi Sorority
Kim Draper
Shelbi Stockton
Becky Boswell
Jim Stockton
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Mario Dominguez
Roswell Raiders
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Predictions for 2002 New Mexico Politics and Race
Manny Aragon aims to restore Senate majority power amid intraparty strife while Raymond Sanchez faces a possible exit from politics. Gary Johnson stays vocal on drug policy and lobbies for programs. Bill Richardson's governor bid appears set with a civility-marked primary and a November win. Legislature remains contentious with redistricting tensions and intra-party wars. Republicans hope Aragon return and Sanchez reemerge. Greens struggle to stay viable under new vote thresholds. Other statewide moves include potential runs by Johnson appointees Heather Wilson, Rob Perry, Alex Valdez, Pete Rahn, Robin Otten, Darren White. Larry Ahrens rules out a bid for governor.
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Pete Rahn
Human Services
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Public Safety
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Attacks reshape Bush era politics after September 11
The Sept. 11 attacks redefined 2001 politics as Bush and his foreign policy team emerged as clear winners while security and anti-terror priorities rose. Analysts say the year transformed from a contested election year to a security focused era with leaders like Rumsfeld Powell Cheney rising in prominence. Rudolph Giuliani gained national stature for his postattack steadiness.
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Bush as Warrior President Wins Public Trust After 9 11
George W. Bush commands authority with a familiar Texas tone and hands-on leadership. The piece contrasts him with his father, notes post 9 11 unity with firefighters and recovery efforts, and highlights rising popularity for doing what everyday Americans would do.
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