Oil policy debate over drilling in eastern Gulf
The piece critiques the Bush administration plan to drill offshore in the eastern Gulf and elsewhere, arguing it undermines environmental protection and energy sustainability. It questions the claimed goal of energy self sufficiency and urges higher fuel efficiency, renewable promotion, and conservation instead.
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Gulf of Mexico
Everglades
Florida
Jeb Bush
Bush
Cheney
Congress
Florida Panhandle
Arctic
Alaska
Rocky Mountains
Middle East
National Academy of Sciences
U.S
OPEC
Board of Technologies
June 13 History Highlights From 1966 to 1996
Key events include the 1966 Miranda rights ruling, 1888 creation of the Department of Labor, 1977 recapture of James Earl Ray, and the 1996 end of the Freemen standoff. Also noted are Lindbergh’s 1927 parade, Roosevelt’s 1942 Office of War Information head, and Clinton’s 1993 Rainbow Coalition remarks.
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Associated Press
Supreme Court
Congress
Department of Labor
China
Charles Lindbergh
New York City
Franklin Roosevelt
Office of War Information
Elmer Davis
Germany
Britain
Montana
Bill ’ Clinton
Rainbow Coalition
Sister Souljah
Local youths win awards in national PTA Reflections contest
Nancy Medina, an eighth grade student at Berrendo Middle School, earned $125 as one of 12 winners in the National PTA Reflections Contest. Bud Eppers is named Father of the Year by Yucca Cowbelles and Wool Growers Association for leadership with the Southeastern New Mexico Grazing Association. Louise H. Coe, first woman NM State Senator 1925-41, named Woman of the Year by the Hair Dressers Association of New Mexico.
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Nancy Medina
Berrendo
PTA
Bud Eppers
Yucca Cowbelles and Wool Growers Association
Southeastern New Mexico Grazing Association
Louise H. Coe
New Mexico State Senate
Hair Dressers Association of New Mexico
Dendahl Campaign Fires Negative Ad Assault in New Mexico
Republicans led by John Dendahl push a $100000 TV attack against Democrat Bill Richardson amid a slate of intra party squabbles. Byrd's old remarks and Richardson’s rivals draw fire as Koch proposes a bipartisan ad watchdog amid escalating negative campaigning.
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Albuquerque
John Dendahl
Bill Richardson
Dendahl
West Virginia
U.S
Robert Byrd
Then
Energy
Sec
Richardson
Senate
Los Alamos Labs
Byrd
Appropriations Committee
Sophocles
Herodotus
Cicero
Shakespeare
Aquinas
Thomas
John Sanchez
Walter Bradley
Manny Aragon
Gary Johnson
Sanchez
Bradley
Dendahl-Sanchez
Jamie Koch
Koch
Dendahl- Sanchez
Bush climate report cuts no action stance surprises critics
A U.S. EPA study warns warming will harm the environment this century with heat waves shifting water supplies and droughts. It also notes potential gains in crop productivity and forest growth while the Bush administration rejects mandatory Kyoto targets and favors voluntary measures.
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Washington
United Nations
Bush
U.S
Vision
Environmental Protection Agency
Bill Clinton
EPA
United States
National Academy
Clinton
Brenner ridicules airline security and new tests
The comedian David Brenner mocks post 9 11 airline checks while describing humiliations at airports and a proposed system of scoring passengers. He notes legging immigration style scrutiny and a fictional five credit rule for no search.
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Syed
Ane
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New Jersey
Brenner
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