North Korea Dilemma Tests U S Strategy and Patience
The United States faces a tricky stance toward North Korea as Pyongyang wavers between isolation and engagement. Washington seeks open channels while North Korea weighs moves that could alter regional security and the future of its regime amid poverty and external pressure.
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Time's vegetarian boom prompts nationwide diet shift
Dear Editor discusses Time Magazine figures showing over 30 million Americans explored vegetarian diets and 11.4 million identify as vegetarians. It notes growth projections for meat and dairy alternatives, fast food adoption, and calls for replacing animal products with grains vegetables and fruits to combat heart disease cancer and stroke.
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Air Force Academy graduate receives commission and assignments
25 years ago Harley R. Stone of Dexter was commissioned a second lieutenant and earned a B S degree from the U S Air Force Academy. He is selected for duty at Kirtland Air Force Base as a security officer. Airman Glenn L Huddleston of Hagerman will report to Little Rock Air Force Base after completing the aircraft maintenance specialist course at Sheppard AFB Texas. Dixie Keith of Roswell travels to Quito Ecuador for a Rotary International Fellowship for a year of study and travel.
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Dexter
Johnson Endorsement Shapes New Mexico Governor Race
Gov. Gary Johnson endorses John Sanchez for governor after a brief meeting, citing agreement on state issues. The endorsement appears cautious with no negative campaigning, while Lt. Gov. Walter Bradley remains unaligned as Sanchez seeks his support and a possible federal post.
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Bush maintains high popularity amid economy anxieties
Polls by ABC CBS and MSNBC/NYT show Bush's job approval around 70 percent, holding steady after a post 9 11 surge. Analysts say public ties support to terrorism focus and trust in his leadership, though concerns grow about economy and corporate scandals.
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Black and White in Corporate Cronyism The Bush View Split
A 2002 analysis argues that while Bush cautions that accounting is not simple the political case of corporate cronyism is starkly black and white. It notes insiders profited before the market crash while ordinary investors suffered, sparking public anger and calls for accountability. It cites McCain Greenspan and the Senate vote against cronyism as evidence of a political clash with executive elites.
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