Ethics gaps haunt markets as trust shakes investors
The piece argues that corporate fraud by a few harms investor trust and accelerates stock declines. It notes good earnings and economic gains amid a long losses streak, cites Greenspan on recovery, and urges Congress and President Bush to enact robust penalties for corporate criminals.
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National Economic News
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Standard & Poor
Bush
Congress
Stand Up Against Noise From Loud Car Stereo
A reader urges residents to record license plate numbers of loud car stereos and report them to the mayor or police to curb nocturnal noise. The letter highlights early morning disturbances and calls for collective action to protect sleep and quiet.
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Chief of Police
Roswell Junior Open Tennis finals reach McDowell Underwood duo
25 years ago on July 17 1977 the Roswell Junior Open was held at Cahoon Park Grason Underwood and the team McDowell Underwood reached the finals Meanwhile New Mexico Military Cadets Raymond Elliot and Scot Miller complete marksmanship training at ROTC Basic Camp Fort Knox Kentucky and will enter a two year advanced ROTC program at NMMI this fall
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Grason Underwood
McDowell-Underwood
New Mexico
Raymond Elliot
Scot C. Miller
Fort Knox
NMMI
Four superintendents at APS sparks board debate in Albuquerque
Albuquerque Public Schools faces scrutiny as four superintendents are hired for a single district with one outwardly distant PR chief. Critics question the move to bolster communication and wonder about the role of an already employed chief communications officer. The board hopes internal hires reduce risk while the PR appointment remains a wildcard.
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Albuquerque
Sandia National Laboratory
Jeanette
APS
Texas
Teacher-Association
Brad Allison
Bush Deficit Rises Amid War Costs and Pork Spending
The Bush administration predicts a 165 billion deficit this year due to war on terror costs and tax revenue declines. Critics, led by Citizens Against Government Waste, argue Congress added wasteful nondefense spending, citing examples such as AMTRAK funding and various niche projects in a June Senate bill.
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Tom Schatz
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House
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Schatz
Senate
Budget pinch reshapes governors races across US
Across the United States budget woes tighten the contest for governorships. Republicans defend 27 seats while Democrats seek open roles in Illinois Michigan New Mexico Tennessee and Wisconsin. Open seats boost Democratic chances while incumbents face tougher climbs in California Iowa and South Carolina.
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Parris Glendening
Democratic Governors’ Association
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Wisconsin
Scott McCallum
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DGA
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Gray Davis
White House
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Richard Riordan
Mary
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