Bush preemption doctrine framed as modern response to terrorism
Guest editorial argues for a modern preemption doctrine as vital to counter international terrorism. It cites Kennan’s containment, warns of risks and calls for CIA action against Saddam Hussein while noting Iran and North Korea threats are less urgent. It stresses unified, multi‑agency and allied effort.
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George Kennan
Soviet Union
U.S
Bush
West Point
United States
India
Pakistan
China
Taiwan
CIA
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Hussein
Othe
United Nations
Iran
North Korea
America
Defense Department
Taxation debate in Chaves County letters to the editor
A reader questions why taxes are the common fix for problems and challenges Councilor Lovato’s view that taxes are beneficial. The letter urges CCDF to publish specific projects and accept voluntary donations to fund development, arguing taxes unfairly burden low income residents.
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Richard Lovato
CCDF
Chaves County
Roswell Graduates Highlight 1977 Honors
Ernest C. Fresquez earned a bachelor of arts degree from New Mexico Highlands University at the spring commencement on the NMHU campus. Glenda Rhodes is on Wayland Baptist College dean's honor roll for the 1977 spring semester. Julie M. Corty received an Ivy Leaf award at Aurora College for superior scholarship during the spring term.
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Ernest C. Fresquez
Roswell
New Mexico Highlands University
NMHU
Glenda Rhodes
Wayland Baptist College
Julie M. Corty
Aurora College
Eclipse Jet venture stirs debate in New Mexico
New Mexico boosters tout Eclipse Aviation as a game changing six seat jet air taxi with potential to reshape travel at under $600 per hour. Critics cite shaky finances, unproven market, and missing funds as the company seeks to move from Scottsdale to Albuquerque with $100 million state incentives and federal loan hopes fading.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Eclipse Aviation
Albuquerque International Sunport
State of
Eclipse
Scottsdale
Ariz
Vern Raburn
Microsoft
Bill Gates
Raburn
Patrick Armijo
West Mesa
Pete Domenici
Jeff Bingaman
Congress
Inc. Magazine
Inc
Nimbus Group
Nimbus
Albuquerque Journal
Aaron Baca
The
Journal
Nuclear treaties kept peace in a shifting world
Washington laments President Bush’s exit from the ABM Treaty and START II, as Putin signs the Moscow accord. The pact aims to cut warheads to 1,700–2,200 by 2011 but lacks verification details or destruction steps, prompting concerns over renewed missile deployments and nuclear nonproliferation hopes.
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Washington
Bush
Vladimir Putin
White House
Moscow
United States
Reagan
Keneally essay targets Catholic Church in New Yorker piece
A critique of anti-Catholic sentiment and the church’s flaws is framed around Thomas Keneally’s New Yorker essay. The piece traces his journey from seminarian idealism to disillusionment with a self interested clerical institution and notes on priestly misconduct and institutional neglect.
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Thomas Keneally
New Yorker
Australia
Tom
Mr. Keneally
Fries Mines
Keneally
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