September 11 six months later memorials and reflections
On the six month mark since the World Trade Center attacks, families like Joseph Maurer plan prayers and separate memorial ceremonies. The city will light 88 beams of Tribute in Light and dedicate The Sphere sculpture near ground zero with officials and victims relatives in attendance.
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New York
Joseph Maurer
World Trade Center
Maurer
Brooklyn
Jill Campbell
Ground Zero
Don Edison
Battery Park
Michael Bloomberg
Trade Center
George Pataki
Rudolph Giuliani
Trade Center Plaza
Fritz Koenig
Bloomberg
Port Authority
Holli Silver
David
Silver
Memorials Across Nation Honor 9/11 Victims In Communities
Naperville will include part of Dan Shanower essay Freedom Isn't Free in its monument to 9/11 victims. Across the country towns plan memorials from South Bend to Elmhurst reflecting shared impact and memory.
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Naperville, Ill
Naperville
Navy
Dan Shanower
Pentagon
Shanower
Jon
South Bend
Ind
Katie McCloskey
World Trade Center
John Adams High School
Stanley
N.C
Ann Nelson
Riverside
Calif
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Mary Huber
North
Miami Beach
Fla
Jeffrey Mischon
North Miami Beach
America
Elmhurst
United States
Doug Kuester
Cuba policy fights persist amid calls for travel and credit sales
A senior unnamed official cautions the Cuba issue remains alive as Congress debates easing credit sales to Cuba and loosening travel bans. Castro mocks proposals as craziness while Bush vows to oppose sanctions relief until Cuba honors human rights and democratic freedoms.
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Cuba
Castro
Wilson
Congress
Michelle
Bush
Davis forces press Riordan with air and ground campaigns
A 2002 newspaper report outlines how Davis allies sought to weaken Riordan in the fall race through air attacks and a ground campaign to cut Riordan's funds. It cites Garry South memo promising disclosure of contributors to deter donations unless Riordan could win.
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Riordan
Davis
Gover
Bush names council chair for Holocaust Memorial Council
President Bush taps Houston businessman Fred S. Zeidman as the new chair of the U S Holocaust Memorial Council succeeding Rabbi Irving Greenberg. Zeidman is a venture capitalist and Jewish community leader who will be the first chair not a Holocaust survivor. Greenberg faced criticism over a pardon letter to Clinton involving Marc Rich. The Holocaust Museum has welcomed more than 17 million visitors since 1993.
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Houston
Bush
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council
Fred S. Zeidman
Irving Greenberg
Houston Chronicle
Zeidman
Council
U.S
Greenberg
Associated Press
Texas Southern University
Board of Regents
Southwest
Anti-Defamation League
Clinton
Marc Rich
Rich
Denise
Clinton Presidential Library Foundation
Iran
Washington Mall
Obituaries Pending Services for Several Local Residents
Services are pending at Ballard Funeral Home for Connie Lee Kirkland 58 who died March 10 2002 at home. Beulah Sanders 81 died March 9 2002 at home. Agnes W 82 of Roswell died Sunday March 10 2002 at ENMC. A complete announcement will be given when arrangements are finalized. Willie Bullock 90 died March 10 2002 at ENMC.
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New Mexico Youth Challenge Academy
Roswell
Ballard
Constance
Connie” Lee Kirkland
Beulah Sanders
Agnes W
LaGrone
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Willie Bullock
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Lower Manhattan
World Trade Center Twin Towers
Washington
Pennsylvania
Matthews
Gedda
Nor
Garry South
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New Mexico
CallenGe Academy
Earl Cummings
Bush Names Council Chair
Audio Acoustics Hearing Center
4Th Street
Constance Lee Kirkland
New Mexico State Senate
Albuquerque
Mark Caruso
Carwso
Errviserts
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