Peace talks urged as Hamas split fuels Palestinian rift
In a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel guest editorial the author argues for resumed aid to Abbas led Palestinian Authority while linking aid to Hamas isolation. It calls for renewed Israeli West Bank talks, settlement issues, and international engagement to end civil strife and advance peace negotiations despite Hamas’s stance.
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U.S
Israel
Hamas
Fatah
Gaza
Mahmoud Abbas
West Bank
Abbas
United States
European Union
Palestine
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Feral cats spark neighbor protest over stray measures
A resident voices support for Michael Richardson and denounces local cat owners as responsible for ongoing stray cat problems. He reports humane capture efforts fail as cats are bailed out, leaving his yard fouled and smelling. He urges adherence to city ordinances and calls for root-cause solutions beyond neutering.
Protect ducks at NMMI Golf Course crime of egg theft
Dear Editor reports a boy took nearly hatched duck eggs from a nest at the NMMI Golf Course. The mother duck defended the eggs for weeks until the eggs were placed in the boy’s pocket and broke. The writer urges guardians to prevent repeats.
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NMMI
Roswell residents earn academic and military milestones in 1982
In June 1982, Roswell natives marked achievements: Marine Ronald Quintanilla received corporal rank at Camp Pendleton after serving with the 1st Tank Battalion. Karolyn King graduated cum laude from Hockaday School and plans West Point. Michelle Bowe and Shirley Cornett made McMurry College dean’s list as freshmen. Judi Armstrong earned a bachelor of science in education from Concordia College Seward.
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Ronald Quintanilla
Camp Pendelton
Ronald
Reynaldo Quintanilla
Roswell
Tank Battalion
Karolyn M. King
Hockaday School
Dallas
Karolyn
John H. King
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Michelle Lynise Bowe
Shirley LaJean Cornett
McMurry College
Abilene
Texas
Judi Armstrong
Concordia College
Seward
Neb
Albuquerque wireless bid sparks questions at May 31 meeting
City staff faced tough questions from more than 50 attendees at a bidders conference on a proposed municipal wireless network. The May 31 session in City Hall yielded vague assurances, with a supplement to the RFP promised. Concerns focus on cost, interference, power needs, and the project’s Gov. Chavez political timing.
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City of
Albuquerque
Martin Chavez
Rio Rancho
Chavez
Neighbors react to U S missile defense plan in Europe
The United States aims to deploy a missile defense with 10 interceptors in Poland and a radar in the Czech Republic. President Bush met leaders in both countries who generally welcomed the plan, while Russia’s Vladimir Putin expressed concern about an arms race and later offered cooperation.
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Bush Administration
Europe
U.S
Poland
Czech Republic
Bush
Vaclav Klaus
Vladimir Putin
Putin
Soviet Union
Jose Padilla
John Ashcroft
Russia
Padilla
Chicago
United States
Rights at Risk in War on Terror Critics Warn of Authoritarian Drift
The piece argues against expanding executive power in the war on terror, citing habeas corpus repeal for detainees, enhanced interrogation, CIA prisons, and secret surveillance. It references Kahlah al Marri, Jose Padilla, and plots used to justify measures, urging caution and accountability to prevent government overreach.
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Bush
Congress
Iraq
Vatican
al Qaeda
Guantanamo Bay
U.S
Kahlah al-Marri
United States
CIA
Europe
Amnesty International
Human Rights Watch
Fort Dix
Jfk International Airport
Roslynn R. Mauskop
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