Bush says world at start of long struggle against threats
The article argues persuasion alone cannot end the fight against terrorism and that the United States will pursue an all embracing security model. It notes Europeans seek nonmilitary tools but disagree on force. It discusses Saddam Hussein and weapons of mass destruction as the central threat. The piece emphasizes leadership and a long campaign beyond Afghanistan.
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George W. Bush
Bush
Afghanistan
United States
America
Saddam Hussein
Zimbabwe Election Campaign Intensifies Under Mugabe Regime
As six weeks remain before voting, critics warn of intensified persecution of opposition figures and call for international action to ensure a fair election. Dissenters fear mob rule and doubt Mugabe will cede power willingly.
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Zimbabwe
Robert
Mugabe
Dear Editor Letter Advocates Term Limits and Honest Voting
The writer blasts repetitive campaign rhetoric and criticizes incumbents for tax increases, alarm-owner penalties, and alleged conflicts of interest with mini Enrons. They urge a two term limit, repeal of the alarm law, a city charter, and removal of corrupt figures, urging Roswell residents to vote wisely.
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Roswell
Shortage of Orange Juice Strains Area Supermarkets
Twenty five years ago area supermarkets faced a juice shortage with Kent Case Farr’s store manager reporting deliveries at 30 to 40 percent of normal. He noted prices would reflect store costs as supplies dwindled. Senator Domenici urged the BLM state director to pause new fencing rules to study impacts on antelope grazing on leases.
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Kent Case
Farr
U.S
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Bureau of Land Management
Stars push New Mexico filming revival with MacLaine
Shirley MacLaine and Marsha Mason toured Santa Fe lobbying for film incentives. They pressed for credits and investments to revive state cinema, citing past budgets and compares to Canada. The pair urged lawmakers to pass a 15 percent tax credit and Investment Council rules to attract projects and residents.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Shirley MacLaine
Marsha Mason
Senate
MacLaine
Mason
Dave Cargo
Charlie Cullin
State Film Office
Larry Hamm
King
Apodaca
Gary Johnson
Canada
Vancouver
Ben Lujan
State Investment Council
Shannon Robinson
The
Investment Council
Abiquiu
Shirley
Sen. Robinson
Robinson
U.S. Expands Aid and Ties in Central Asia Post 9 11
A State Department official pledged a boost of U S assistance to 160 million in Uzbekistan amid post 9 11 security links with Central Asian nations. The United States aims to bolster anti terrorism cooperation and economic development while maintaining limited military presence in the region.
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Washington
Uzbekistan
State Department
Soviet Republic
U.S
United States
Zaire
Somalia
Latin America
Afghanistan
Kazakstan
Central Asia
Bush
Kyrgyzstan
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Colin Powell
Bush parallels Kennedy in defense and tax cuts stance
The piece argues George W. Bush mirrors John F. Kennedy in policy, citing higher defense spending, tax cuts, national service, free trade, and expanded Peace Corps style programs. It notes Bush’s call for a large defense boost and a strategic shield, plus a Freedom Corps and foreign volunteer efforts akin to Kennedy’s Peace Corps.
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George W. Bush
John F. Kennedy
Bush
America
Jfk
Jack
George
Iraq
Iran
North Korea
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Freedom Corps
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State of the Union
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