Euro’s New Currency Marks Step in European Union
The euro is described as a decisive step for the European Union concept, labeled E Day versus D Day, highlighting supranational aims beyond war. It notes debates on euro value, ECB policy, and global financial influence, with concerns about openness and global leadership.
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European Union
Normandy
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
United Nations
U.S
European Central Bank
Europe
Letter to the Editor on Dr Fresquez and Roswell prejudice
A Roswell reader challenges claims of racial prejudice in Dr. Fresquez’s rehiring, defending his speech and background as multilingual and alleging social bias in local circles. The writer cites Shakespeare and shared regional lingo while praising Bobby Villegas for his contributions to the community.
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Bobby Villegas
Dr. Fresquez
Roswell
Laurel
Mississippi
James Street
Leotyne Price
Mr. Fresquez
Nancy Lopez
Nancy
25 Years Ago January 7 1977 Military Personnel Moves
First Lt. David Glen Holson named personnel director of Headquarters Company at Yuma Proving Ground Arizona. Air Force Sgt. Daniel Anders trained as a maintenance repairman at Denver base. Cadet Ronnie McEvoy, son of Delbert Truson, Route 2, named B Troop best cadet for January at New Mexico Military Institute.
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David Glen Holson
Yuma Proving Ground
Yuma
Ariz
Allison Holson
Barnett Drive
Air Force
Daniel Anders
Air Force Base
Denver
Colo
Glen D. Anders
N. Lea Ave
Ronnie McEvoy
Delbert Truson
Route 2
New Mexico Military Institute
Political ambitions stir in New Mexico amid holiday chatter
Albuquerque radio host Larry Ahrens announces Dec 28 he will leave his early morning show to run for governor. The piece notes his 22 years atop ratings and hints at his possible return to broadcasting if politics falters. It also mentions other NM and regional figures considering offices.
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Santa FE
Larry Ahrens
Albuquerque
Ahrens
Roswell
Phelps Anderson
Congress
Anderson
Eagle Scouts
Rob Perry
Perry
Department
Johnson
Karl Sannicks
Cisco McSorley
Ray Powell Jr
Albuquerque Democrat
Jim Baca
Mesa del Sol
McSorley
Richard Romero
Senate
Johnson Eyes End of Term Push In Tight New Mexico Session
Gov. Gary Johnson faces a lean 30 day session with little new money and a weak economy. He will push through to renew vouchers medical marijuana legalization and reduced drug penalties while education funding and pay raises loom large. Lawmakers warn the agenda will be crowded with tax and budget matters and little room for compromise.
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U.S
Joe Sheen
Bruce Donisthorpe
Spectrum Capital Group
BWD Global
Selma Sierra
Darren White
Gary Johnson
Public Safety Department
Bernalillo County
White
Johnson
New Mexico
Steve Schiff
Congress
Arizona
Joe Arpaio
Maricopa County
Santa FE
Ted Hobbs
Albuquerque
Ben Lujan
D-Santa Fe
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Two Georges join forces on education bill
Rep. George Miller and George W. Bush forge a bipartisan path to a landmark education bill. They agree on directing federal funds and higher standards to underperforming schools and insist on accountability for student performance.
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Georges
Washington
George Miller
California
George W. Bush
Bush
Miler
Bill Clinton
Miller
Texas
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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