INS overhaul urged after criticism of immigration services
The piece condemns the INS for backlogs and inefficiency in processing visas residency and naturalization. It supports dismantling the agency into two bureaus one enforcing immigration law and the other handling immigration services hoping better performance and timely documentation.
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Roswell Coach Ken Hall Resigns Amid Pressure
Roswell High School head basketball coach Ken Hall submits his resignation after reports he was forced to leave the post he has held for three years. The Daily Record notes sources within the district confirm the resignation.
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Gayle Johnson
Mike Zuniga
Candy Carriere
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Gilbert Licon
Roycee W. Hurford
Lillian McDonald
Memorial Recreation Center
John Hall Park
Redistricting and early primaries ripple through states
Neighboring states face similar political issues from redistricting to early presidential primaries. California’s incumbents gain protection through new maps while Arizona challenges the district layout. California moves non presidential primaries up to March and considers September for other races to curb turnout losses. Early voting methods and instant runoff talk stir debate as NM lawmakers weigh all mail ballots. Letters to Jay Miller invite public input.
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Palm Sunday Highlights From 1765 to 1944
On this day March 24 in history Britain enacted the Quartering Act forcing colonial housing for soldiers in 1765. Robert Koch announced the tuberculosis bacillus in 1882. In 1883 long distance telegraph service linked Chicago and New York. Roosevelt signed 1934 independence bill for the Philippines. In 1944 Nazis executed over 300 civilians in Rome in reprisal for a partisan attack two days earlier.
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New York
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Thatcher warns against euro currency in new Statecraft
In a Times serialized excerpt, Margaret Thatcher argues Britain must resist adopting the euro and laments revisionist histories of the 1980s. She singles out Mikhail Gorbachev, recalling Prague 1999 remarks and challenging claims that Reagan and Europe were minor players in the Soviet collapse.
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Thatcher
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Gorbachev
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Marian Sloan’s 1856 Santa Fe Trail Journey Recalled
Marian Sloan recounts crossing Colorado and Kansas with her mother and brother Will in 1856. The group faced rumors of John Brown’s raid and raunchy outlaws while stopping at Diamond Springs to wait for safety. Will’s rattlesnake encounter becomes a noted prairie legend.
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New Mexico
California
Marian
Will
Santa Fe
Fort Union
Las Vegas
Kansas
John Brown
Diamond Springs
Council Grove
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