Sanchez wins Democratic gubernatorial primary in Texas
Tony Sanchez defeats Dan Morales for the Democratic nomination in Texas with about 60 percent of the vote and heads toward an April runoff. Morales trails. Sanchez vows strong turnout as Hispanics emerge as a powerful voting bloc in a race shaping the Senate balance.
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Ron Kirk
U.S
Texas
Ken Bentsen
Lloyd Bentsen
John Cornyn
Senate
Bexar County
San Antonio
Tony Sanchez
Austin
Israel-Palestinian clashes prompt calls for tougher action
Amid rising violence, Israeli forces mount an offensive as U.N. Chief Kofi Annan urges both sides to halt terror and end occupation. Palestinian anger grows with protests in Tel Aviv and the resignation of two Cabinet ministers. U.S. envoy Anthony Zinni prepares to visit the region.
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Yasser Arafat
U.N
Kofi Annan
Mideast
Fred Eckhard
Annan
Israel
Ramallah
Tel Aviv
Arafat
National Union Party
Ariel Sharon
Sharon
U.S
Anthony Zinni
Peterson Hosts ANHACC Meeting At Hispano Church
Peterson, 31, chairman of the Republican National Hispanic Assembly of Chaves County, invites members to a Saturday gathering at the Hispano Presbyterian Church 300 N. Missouri Ave. He says the grassroots group is growing and will discuss how an American should be. The ANHACC movement was started by Richard Rey Sanchez, a former Albuquerque state legislator.
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Washington Avenue
Peterson
Commission
Republican National Hispanic Assembly
Chaves County
Richard Rey Sanchez
Albuquerque
Anhacc
Hispano Presbyterian Church
Missouri Ave
Roswell
Jones
Priest shot during mass aftermath details emerge
An off duty officer pursued the gunman who fled from a church scene and wrestled the rifle away. The assailant hid in a nearby house as a grade school and surrounding blocks were sealed. The priest likely died from a heart wound delivered by the bullet. Parishioners mourn a beloved priest.
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Dana Monaco
Andrea Yates Trial Details Mental Health Defense
Jury weighs insanity defense as Andrea Yates admits drowning her five and two young children in June case. Prosecutors cite deliberate actions amid claims of postpartem depression, while jurors seek legal definitions of insanity and hear taped 911 confession and family tragedy.
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Parnham
Belinda Hill
Noah
Yates
John
Mary
Artesia Uses Local Funds To Drive Economic Growth
Reyes describes Artesia's self funded plan mixing about 200000 dollars after year one for infrastructure and economic development. residents vote to raise 112 dollars annually via mill levy and gross receipts tax. city collaborates with the school district to expand facilities and quality of life while planning a 6.5 million wastewater upgrade.
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Reyes
Artesia
Artesians
New Mexico
Artesia High School
Roswell AMR contract debated amid city finance concerns
City officials and AMR executives discuss contract viability and subsidy adjustments as subsidies decline and projections miss target. Peterson urges renegotiation while fire officials consider city takeover of ambulance service with paramedics and staff expansions. Fire Committee meets March 25 at Central Fire Station.
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Roswell
Jones
ISO
Central Fire Station
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