Olympic ideal hostage and Salt Lake response
Amid Sept 11 memories the article notes the 2002 Salt Lake City Games as a symbolic, healing step for a wounded nation. It cites the Ground Zero flag arriving at Rice Eccles Stadium and US athletes with New York police officers, while debates if patriotism should steer the Olympics' purpose.
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Baghdad Reprisal: Coalition Faces Daunting Iraqi War Prospect
An editorial notes Iraq aftermath from 1991 to a new conflict aimed at Saddam Hussein, warning Baghdad’s four and a half million residents would suffer heavy costs. It contrasts Baghdad with Kabul and warns of multi-front pressure from West, Third World powers, Moscow, and Beijing to isolate Saddam.
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Residents praise sanitation workers and urge fair critique
In a Dear Editor letter voters are urged to support sanitation staff as the election approaches. The writer commends workers for daily rounds in harsh weather, aiding cleanup efforts, handling extra pickups, and managing clogged alleys despite high trash volume.
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Sanitation Dept
Roadrunners add new member and high school honors
Roswell High School announces Delchristof McGhee as the Roadrunners new member after a 65-applicant selection. Also noted are the New Mexico Military Institute Broncos upseting Western Texas College Westerners 50-49 in overtime and faculty choosing the most popular girls by character scholarship and cooperation: Susan Wheat Elaine Mims Susan Hutton Shirley Hernandez Sharon Beck Karen Ora cion Kim Forban Cheryl Dow.
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McGhee
New Mexico Military Institute Broncos
Western Texas College Westerners
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Susan Wheat
Elaine Mims
Susan Hutton
Shirley Hernandez
Sharon Beck
Karen Oracion
Kim Forban
Cheryl Dow
Least change drives long redistricting battle across New Mexico
Federal Judge James Allen approved a state House map with minimal change from the current plan, adding only some northwestern Indian-majority districts. The decision, seen as partisan by Republicans, preserves incumbents and keeps two GOP congressmen and a Democrat-led House for a decade, while Senate redistricting remains contested.
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James Allen
Gary Johnson
New Mexico
Allen
Senate
Richard Romero
Manny Aragon
Romero
Democrats struggle to rally behind a single voice in Bush era
Democrats lack a dominant national spokesperson as Bush enjoys high approval and public support. With leaders like McAuliffe Daschle and Gephardt guiding strategy, potential candidates Kerry Edwards Lieberman and Gore weigh in. Analysts say a clear tomorrow is unclear amid multiple voices and local issue focus.
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John Edwards
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Stuart Rothenberg
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Clinton
Who hijacked our war for justice in September?
A reader argues that a coterie of neo-conservatives led by William Kristol and Paul Wolfowitz hijacked the post 9 11 war aims. They claim these figures steered U S policy toward regime change in Iraq and a broader confrontation in the Middle East, diverting focus from bin Laden. The piece cites open letters and historic positions to claim an ideological shift.
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