Call for Independent Probe of 9 11 Intelligence Failures
A debate over how to investigate the Sept 11 intelligence failures centers on limiting Congress or creating an independent commission. Senators McCain and Lieberman urge a broad, public review to identify weaknesses without scapegoating agencies, aiming to bolster national security.
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Quintana firing sparks countywide debate in Chaves
A reader protests the dismissal of Hubert Quintana by three county commissioners. The letter questions the lack of stated reasons, accuses the board of moving in a bad direction, and defends Quintana’s tenure and the county’s audit record. The writer urges reconsideration and accountability.
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Missionary Couple From Korea to Speak at Local Church
A husband and wife missionary team from Korea, Rev. Finis Jeffery and his wife, are slated to speak at the First United Methodist Church Sunday. They helped rebuild Methodist churches in Korea in 1953 after the war.
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New Mexico governance echoes western myths in critic’s view
The columnist lambastes Governor Gary Johnson and lawmakers for acting like lone cowboys, spending millions on a flawed tax system and mismanaging federal funds. He urges civics lessons and better collaboration with officials to avoid costly, repeated missteps.
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Bush uses State of the Union to push hawkish war stance
President Bush's State of the Union speeches urge strong military action against Iraq Iran and North Korea while allies grow uneasy. Powell advocates Geneva Conventions for detainees but Bush leans toward a tougher stance. Gallup says 83 percent approve with 64 percent calling terrorism plans very effective. Rove hints at leveraging the issue for November elections.
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NATO in Munich Faces Unease Over U S Military Primacy
NATO deliberations in Munich reveal European allies as militarily undersized and reliant on American power. The piece notes U S force structure including the carrier Enterprise and allied ships, and contrasts rising Western tech prowess with challenges to a European defense policy.
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