Senators clash over internal memos in Estrada nomination
Seven former solicitors general urge Sen. Leahy to drop demands for internal Estrada memo randa as the Bush nominee to the U.S. Court of Appeals faces delayed hearing. The letter warns against harming staff confidentiality while critics call the move a delaying tactic amid ongoing appellate and district court nominations.
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Miguel Estrada
U.S. Court of Appeals
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Estrada
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Justice Department
Clinton
U.S. Supreme Court
Seth Waxman
Walter Dellinger
Drew Days III
Archibald Cox
Kennedy
Charles Fried
Office of Solicitor General
Judiciary Committee
NEA and REA oppose vouchers in New Mexico debate
In a letter to the editor NEA NM and Roswell Education Association oppose school vouchers citing constitutional limits and public school interests. They urge focus on teacher quality class size parental involvement and resources to help all students succeed, warning vouchers are divisive and costly.
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Roswell Hosts UNM Alumni Chapter Formation
Emma Head a Roswell quilter helps disaster victims while Nona Johnson trains Roswell store employees. Anna Ansley guides the local Roswell Sears fashion team. The Roswell chapter of the University of New Mexico Alumni Association held its first meeting, forming part of the association’s new development plan.
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Sears
Dallas Zone
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Debates ignite in New Mexico gubernatorial race
In New Mexico the debate format dispute centers on how many debates, where and in what form. Bill Richardson proposes three debates including a televised event and a Spanish language session, while John Sanchez calls for 33 debates. Experts note debates often resemble TV appearances but civic groups host more direct, focused exchanges.
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Eleanor Roosevelt a lasting role model for women
The piece highlights Eleanor Roosevelt as a enduring example for female leadership. It cites a new book Leadership the Eleanor Roosevelt Way by Robin Gerber, noting Roosevelt's fights for racial equality civil liberties and women's rights and her ability to rise above adversity. It recalls her life from orphanhood to marriage to Franklin D. Roosevelt and her wartime stance as a pragmatic pacifist.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Robin Gerber
Academy of Leadership
University of Maryland
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U S Stance on ICC Rejection Highlights Global Debate
An analysis argues the Bush era decision to reject ICC jurisdiction reflects broader U.N. veto dynamics and U S superpower status. It notes U S allies' limited persuasion and compares voting patterns at the U N General Assembly, suggesting a tension between sovereignty and international law in peacekeeping.
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