Obama faces crises shaping his second-term presidency
The piece notes Obama adapts to unfolding crises from the BP oil spill to Israel Gaza tensions, shaping a cautious, studyful leadership style. It cites Netanyahu's settlements and Biden's visit, analyzing how response speed impacts public perception and policy momentum.
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Obama
John Lennon
Israel
Turkey
Gaza
Middle East
Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu
Joe Biden
Afghanistan
Gulf
Clinton calls for united response to North Korean attack
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on May 26 urged the international community to respond to North Korea's March sinking of a South Korean boat that killed 26 sailors. China and Beijing's stance complicates possible U.N. sanctions amid mixed prospects for action. Clinton offered a measured approach calling for strategic patience until concrete consequences emerge.
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Hillary Clinton
North Korea
Japan
South Korea
China
Koreas
Clinton
Pyongyang
Local and University Honors Highlight New Mexico and Texas Students
On June 4 1985 University of New Mexico dean's list recognitions include Donald L Herman and Scott Allen Wynn both of Roswell families. Trinity University undergraduates Denise Croix and Ken Kochan presented research at the 12th Texas Genetics Society meeting in Galveston with Croix from Roswell and Kochan also a Roswell native.
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Donald L. Herman
Scott Allen Wynn
University of New Mexico
College of Engineering
Herman
Leo J. Herman
Wynn
Lowell Wynn
Denise Croix
Ken Kochan
Trinity University
Texas Genetics Society
Galveston
Croix
Edmond Croix
Roswell
Kochan
al Kochan
Remembering Those Who Served in World War II Obser vances
The column reviews VE Day and VJ Day significance, memorial days, and Armed Forces Day, noting New Mexico veterans, local observances by Lions Clubs, and last links to Normandy and Pearl Harbor cruises. It recalls a Pearl Harbor to Nagasaki voyage and invites reader letters to Jay Miller in Santa Fe NM.
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Churchill
Roosevelt
Pacific
New Mexico
Philippines
Japan
European
Berlin
Pacific Islands
Ing
Southwest Airlines
Marco Island
Florida
Lions Clubs
Armed Forces
Air Force
U.S. Army
Normandy
Jeanette and
Pearl Harbor
Nagasaki
Midway
Hawaii
Marshall
Gilbert
Solomon Islands
Guadalcanal
South Pacific
Papua New Guinea
Equator
Marianas
Guam
Saipan
Tinian
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Change is theme in N M gubernatorial race
In New Mexico, Republican Susana Martinez and Democrat Diane Denish push change as a key theme as they vie for governor. Denish emphasizes her record while Martinez stresses results, tying the race to Richardson era controversies and broad voter discontent with the economy.
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N.M
Albuquerque
Susana Martinez
Diane Denish
New Mexico
Dona Ana
Denish
Democratic Party
Martinez
Las Cruces
GOP
Santa Fe
Bill Richardson
Gary Johnson
Richardson
Brian Sanderoff
Mar
Obama viewed as obstacle to border enforcement
The author argues President Obama blocks U S immigration policy, condemning his Rose Garden remark that borders do not define the nation. He links the stance to national security risks, citing federal warnings of foreign terrorists crossing the southern border and a West Point visit as context.
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Rahm Emmanuel
Obama
America
Mexico
Felipe Calderon
Washington
Rose Garden
Arizona
Feds
U.S
Afghanistan
Iran
Egypt
Pakistan
Sudan
Syria
Yemen
White House
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