Bush defends Cuba policy keeps embargo and travel ban
President Bush repeats support for the four-year trade embargo and tourist ban on Cuba, arguing they leverage political and economic reform. He notes Castro's regime will not concede without demand for freedoms, while a bipartisan group argues for openness to undermine dictatorship.
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Dear Editor urges readers to vote to honor freedoms
A letter to the editor calls on voters to pause on Election Day and reflect on the country’s founding principles and those who sacrificed for freedom. It urges participation as a duty and a small sacrifice compared with past sacrifices for liberty.
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Celebration expresses gratitude to commissioners and merchants
Dear Editor, Project Celebration thanks Chaves County commissioners and local merchants for funding the Valley Schools Project Celebration through the NM Local DWI Distribution Grant Fund and private donations. Dexter and Hagerman schools had 72 students at the drug and alcohol free lock-in after graduation, with parents and volunteers keeping participants safe and engaged all night.
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Correction on Adair endorsement for lieutenant governor
The Roswell Daily Record corrects errors in endorsement of Rod Adair for the Republican nomination. Adair states he is the only statewide candidate from south of Interstate 40 and the only Republican for governor or lieutenant governor from outside the Albuquerque metro area. It notes his father, Joe Adair, was a Hagerman district teacher, not superintendent.
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Gadberry Receives Notable Americans Award
Harvey G. Gadberry was honored on June 4 1977 with the Notable Americans Award for past achievements and outstanding service to his community and state.
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New Mexico Campaign Finance Scrutiny Amid Madrid Contribution
The piece argues New Mexico's lax campaign finance laws invite influence by large donors. It cites Patricia Madrid's $50,000 from a casino-linked firm connected to a state contract, plus other examples from Gov. Johnson and Bill Richardson, highlighting concerns over appearances of improper influence and the political use of large donations.
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Public warns on terrorism without details
Readers urge the White House to share specifics about threatened sites and times. They criticize vague alerts from Cheney Mueller and Rumsfeld, arguing disclosure could improve safety rather than fuel fear while noting classified files hinder public understanding.
Woody Allen in Cannes Denies French Anti-Semitism
The Cannes visit centers on Woody Allen promoting a new film while facing questions about French anti Semitism. He says he never felt the French were anti Semitic and defends France against boycotts as Ed Koch weighs in on historical tensions.
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