Bush plan sought on global warming despite Kyoto debates
Discussion centers on a forthcoming Bush administration plan using flexible, market based methods like emissions trading to curb greenhouse gases without harming the economy. Critics urge Kyoto as essential, but supporters argue the plan links targets to economic activity and demands better scientific information before declaring doom.
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Readers crave more good news in Roswell front page
A reader urges the newspaper to publish a full page of uplifting items titled People in the News Roswell. The letter praises positive community stories and kindness from strangers, noting renewed subscription was sparked by such content.
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Mountain View Monterrey students win Division I awards
Twenty five years ago Mountain View and Monterrey elementary pupils earned Division I honors at the Southern New Mexico Education Association District Solo and Ensemble Contest. From Mountain View seven students shared top band awards while William Mote carried the laurel to Monterrey. The Carlsbad High School wrestling team claimed its second straight state title. Coach George Frederick praised the squad as a super group. Mesa Middle School topped the district Middle School Math Contest with Jane Bostick Sharon Ferns Kevin Brown Garland Kelley and Eddie Gene Baca.
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New Mexico Eyes Annual 60 Day Legislative Sessions
From January 15 the 30 day session faced a heavy agenda led by Gov. Gary Johnson who vetoed a 3.9 billion budget. The piece argues for annual 60 day sessions to better handle Medicaid and contentious issues like drugs abortion and education while noting population growth and past deadlocks.
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Powell Joins Hawks in Iraq Policy Shift
Secretary of State Colin Powell, once a constraint among Bush aides, embraced a hard line on Iraq with support for regime change. He warned of serious options and endorsed UN inspectors’ unfettered access, signaling a tougher stance as Cheney plans an 11 nation Middle East tour for pre emptive action. Putin urged UN led resolution over unilateral force.
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Obituary tribute to Vernon Walters Quiet Man
Vernon Walters dies at 85 in Palm Beach Florida at Good Samaritan Medical Center. The famed intelligence officer and diplomat known for his plain speak and hidden work for the CIA and presidents reflects a lifetime of service across Eisenhower Truman Nixon and other leaders.
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