U S Forces Open Second Front in Philippines Fight
660 American troops airlifted to the southern Philippines to aid President Arroyo against Abu Sayyaf linked to al Qaida. The move supports Manila but risks fueling local opposition and galvanizing guerrillas while highlighting broader security gains in the war on terrorism.
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U.S
Philippines
South Philippines
Abu Sayyaf
al-Qaida
Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
United States
Sen
Rodolfo Biazon
Arroyo
America
Asia
Manila
Afghanistan
Osama bin Laden
U.S. State Department
Kansas
Martin
Gracia Burnham
South Asia
Indonesia
Thanks for 100th birthday wishes from Hilda Wingert
The Wingert family thanks neighbors friends and former bowling pals for celebrating Hilda Wingert’s 100th birthday. They praise Father Bob country tunes by Dick Browning and the Villa Del Rey dining room staff for making the day special with cake balloons decorations and lunch.
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Hilda Wingert
Father Bob
Dick Browning
Villa del Rey
Mom
Four New Mexico men receive Silver Beaver awards
At the Conquistador Boy Scout Council banquet, Dr. Robert Murray John Wayne Runyan William Tucker and Pat Gant were honored with Silver Beaver awards. Roswell voters head to polls to elect two school board members among eleven candidates. Roswell High Coyotes beat Artesia Bulldogs 79 60 with Rick Walker 19 points and Pat Harris 17.
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New Mexico
Conquistador Boy Scout Council
Robert Murray
John Wayne Runyan
William Tucker
Pat Gant
Roswell
Harrison Prichard
Norman Patterson
Prichard
Theodore Davenport
William Murphy
Lawrence Boesel
Robert Shanks
James Forrester
Richard Ledinski
John Mundzak
Jack Bilderback
Kevin Scott
Bobby Baldock
Roswell High Coyotes
Artesia Bulldogs
Coyotes
Rick Walker
Pat Harris
Terry Rankin
Steve Carlton
Street sweepers questioned as costly and risky public service
In Santa Fe and Albuquerque the author questions street sweeping programs costing about 400000 and 15 million annually respectively. He notes fatalities and traffic risks while highlighting federal mandates and debated dust to mud claims. He cites officials defending cleanup for air and water quality and calls for evaluating true street cleanliness impact.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Jeff Russell
Russell
Lawrence Ortiz
Ortiz
Rio Grande
Las Cruces
Ray Sanchez
Sanchez
Gov
Gary
Enron collapse sparks probes and accounting concerns
Washington officials oppose government rescue as Enron bankruptcy unfolds the largest in U.S. history. Investigations loom across Justice, SEC, Labor and Congress amid allegations of hidden partnerships, shredded documents and a conflicted role for Arthur Andersen.
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Washington
Enron Corp
Enron
Justice Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Labor Department
Congress
Bil
Arthur Andersen
Kenneth Lay
Enron insider sales and records scrutiny deepen crisis
The piece notes insider stock sales by Enron executives versus Dynegy, questions concealment through shredding of records, and hints at broader liability. It cites Wall Street Journal and Chicago Tribune data, mentions Kenneth Lay's stock upturn claims, and flags potential insurance implications and pending lawsuits.
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Enron
Kenneth Lay
Arthur
J. Clifford Baxter
Wall Street Journal
Robert Hartwig
Insurance Information Institute
Lawrence Kudlow
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