Protecting Our Children From Predators and Online Risks
A plea for parental vigilance and public awareness about child safety. The piece emphasizes supervision, "snooping" when needed, basic stranger danger lessons, and caution online to shield children from kidnapping, sexual assault, and future attacks. It urges concrete steps and constant awareness.
Highlights of July 19 history cross years and events
July 19 marks key moments from Seneca Falls in 1848 to Olympic openings in Atlanta 1996. Notable items include McAuliffe selected for STS 51-L, Apollo 11 ascent in 1969, Rome raid in 1943, and Managua fall in 1979. Also notes space, aviation and diplomatic milestones across decades.
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Seneca Falls
N.Y
United Air Lines
Sioux
Neil Armstrong
City
Iowa
Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin
Michael Collins
Atlanta
Soyuz
Mideast
Jerusalem
Stal
Managua
Sandia
Yitzhak Rabin
Ista
Roswell Players Shine In 25 Years Ago Junior Golf Tourney
Forty two golfers aged 10 to 17 competed at Cahoon Park Golf Course in the Sun Country Junior Golf Tourney. Ricky Avina of Roswell won the 12 13 year old division. Laurie Hall presented the third place trophy to Stu Pritchard of Roswell's McDonald’s. Fred Hennighausen, Roswell district manager, received a United Way plaque for his 1976 presidency.
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Cahoon Park
Sun Country
Ricky Avina
Roswell
Laurie Hall
McDonald’s Baby Burgers
Stu Pritchard
McDonald's Restaurant
Fred Hennighausen
United Way of
Chaves County
Richardson faces fallout over Peregrine board link and Byrd remarks
The piece traces Bill Richardson's ties to Peregrine Systems and his later resignation from the boards of for profit firms. It notes Dendahl's charge that Richardson should drop out, and recounts Byrd's harsh Senate remarks and Richardson's no show before the Intelligence Committee.
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GOP
Bill Richardson
George W. Bush
Albuquerque Journal
Richardson
Peregrine Systems
California
Dendahl
Nine
Umber
Peregrine
Bush
Robert Byrd
U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee
Byrd
John Warner
Virginia
Savage
Department of Ener
West Virginia
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
New Mexico
Senate Intelligence Committee
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Lindh agrees to plea deal may aid terrorism prosecutions
The Lindh plea reduces potential trial disclosures, offers a possible future testimony witness, and could yield behind the scenes Taliban details. Lawyers say cooperation hinges on a debriefing, with intensive government interviews and possible courtroom testimony if needed.
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Lindh
Gordon Widenhouse
Chapel Hill
N.C
Zacarias Moussaoui
Moussaoui
Tan
Speedy Gonzales Returns to Cartoon Network
Cartoon Network brings Speedy Gonzales back after an online campaign and Hispanic support. The change follows fan petitions and civil rights figures who defended the Mexican mouse as a cultural icon, though Speedy remains sporadically scheduled and not listed by name on the network site.
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Speedy Gonzales
Cartoon Network
Sylvester the Cat
Elena
Ben
Speedy
Ted Turner
HispanicOnline.com
Juan
Virginia Cueto
Gabriela Lemus
League of United Latin American Citizens
United States
Chicago
Bugs Bunny
Daffy Duck
Greengo Pussygate
Sylvester
Slowpoke Rodriguez
Warner Brothers
Pepé le Pew
Yosemite Sam
Foghorn Leghorn
Rooster
Elmer Fudd
Bugs
Matthew Hunter
Warner
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Edwin A. His
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Centerville
Europe
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Washington
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