Court could cause U S Europe split over new tribunal
A Rome treaty ICC established court could split Europe from the United States more than tariffs. The author argues the court aids terrorism and genocide fight but risks Western hypocrisy and eroding alliance trust despite universal human rights and Western strength.
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International Criminal Court
Europe
United States
Balkans
Bosnia
U.S
Italy
United Kingdom
France
Germany
West
United Nations
Nuremberg International Tribunal
Iraq faces pressure as Vienna talks loom for peace
The article argues the United States views Iraq as a major threat and may attack, while Baghdad seeks a diplomatic path. It suggests Iraq can preempt a war by sealing inspectors access and using Vienna talks on July 4 to keep dialogue open with the U.N. and international powers.
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Iraq
United States
U.S
Palestine
George W. Bush
Baghdad
Washington
U.N
Reader letter on water policy and golf course expansion
A Albuquerque reader criticizes the June 2002 article on drought and golf courses. The letter questions metering, calls for farm and ranch protection, and urges voters to consider water rights before backing politicians like Richardson and Sanchez.
Roswell Benefit Show Features Local Students
25 years ago on July 8 1977 Joe and Lawrence Harrold both students at Goddard High School performed in a benefit show for Paul Romero in Roswell. Roswell Mayor Jerry N Smith resigned as treasurer of the New Mexico Democratic party amid Rudy Ortiz refusal to resign. Mr and Mrs B E Anderson celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary after marrying in Roswell in 1952 and raising three children Karen Bill and Kathy.
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Joe
Lawrence Harrold
Goddard High School
Paul Romero
Roswell
Jerry N. Smith
New Mexico
Democratic Party
Rudy Ortiz
B.E. Anderson
Karen
Bill
Kathy
Pledge of Allegiance Debate Divides Congress and Court
The 9th Circuit ruling that the words under God in the Pledge of Allegiance are unconstitutional sparks a national debate. Congress members react with calls to defy or defend the pledge as politicians and media frame patriotism and religion amid ongoing legal appeals and possible Supreme Court review.
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Santa FE
9Th Circuit Federal Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Congress
Our Democracy
Our Republic
U.S. Supreme Court
God
U.S
Church of England
Church of America
Adams
Jefferson
Pete Domenici
Heather Wilson
Tom Udall
Supreme Court
Democrats Step Up War Criticism From 2004 White House Watch
Democrats weighing 2004 runs sharpen critique of Bush war on terrorism. Daschle Kerry Gore urge clearer strategy, while Gephardt cautions against going it alone. Edwards Lieberman Dean criticize Middle East policy as primary voters focus shifts.
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Washington
White House
Bush
Senate
Tom Daschle
Massachusetts
John Kerry
al Gore
House
Dick Gephardt
United States
North Carolina
John Edwards
Connecticut
Joe Lieberman
Vermont
Howard Dean
Celinda Lake
Iowa
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Gore
Memphis
Tenn
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
America
Kerry
Tora Bora
Afghanistan
Daschle
Spirit of 76, but threats and fear shadow national pride
The piece contrasts historic American courage with post 9 11 anxieties. It criticizes fear driven by gas masks and bomb shelters, urges perspective on past wars and hardships, and urges the nation to ground its rhetoric in reality while acknowledging terrorism must be countered.
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Ernest Hemingway
Grace
Korea
Vietnam
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