AFTA: NAFTA could expand with Latin American ties
The text argues that NAFTA may evolve into AFTA by adding Latin American nations. It notes GATT members seek liberalized trade, cites Mexico's existing pacts with Chile and plans with Venezuela, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Argentina, and frames US leadership as pivotal for a wider hemi trade bloc.
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Canada
United States
Mexico
Chile
NAFTA
Venezuela
Colombia
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Argentina
AFTA
New Roswell Mayor Earns Public Praise
Editor lauds Tom Jennings as Roswell’s new mayor for thoughtful leadership in early days. He praises hiring ethics, urges cooperation, and invites volunteers to support the administration. Signed by Julia Anne Kirby Kidd of 30 B St.
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Roswell
Tom Jennings
Jennings
Julia Anne Kirby Kidd
Freedom of speech defended in a reader letter
A letter to the editor defends freedom of speech and opinion arguing its value in society. It contrasts the signers of the Declaration of Independence as principled dissenters who faced poverty rather than privilege for their convictions.
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Opinion
Nate McMahon
Coxey's Army Marchers Aimed For Washington Then Shrunk
On March 25, 1894 Jacob S Coxey led an unemployed protest from Massillon Ohio toward Washington D C to seek federal relief. By the capital the group had about 500 marchers, far fewer than the hoped 100000 and the protest dispersed.
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Jacob S. Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
Washington D.C
Coxey
March 25 1969 Yucca highlights art teachers and spacemobile program
Rollie McNutt, among the best art teachers, is praised for his wide range of qualifications in art, literature, and education. NASA Spacemobile Demonstration Unit, led by Robert M. Jones, brought current space science to students with 50 to 60 minute programs covering aeronautics, rocketry, satellites, probes, space communications, and manned space flight.
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Rollie McNutt
Air Force
NASA
Robert M. Jones
King Cargo Next Fall Battle Ignites Old Rivalry
The piece speculates on a possible 1994 general election clash between Gov. Bruce King and former Gov. Dave Cargo. It traces past near-misses in the 1960s, notes Cargo’s later career moves, and analyzes how each man’s primary battles and cross-party appeal could shape a high stakes Santa Fe contest.
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Santa FE
Capitol
Bruce King
Dave Cargo
King
Pete Domenici
Cargo
Gene Lusk
Fabian Chavez
Lusk
John Burrough
Chavez
Santa Fe County
Cargo-King
Oregon
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Michigan
AID Chief Faces Battle Over Misuse of Funds
Washington AID administrator Brian Atwood contends with ongoing waste and mismanagement as audits reveal $600,000 in Egypt alone, including 246 motorcycles worth 537000 unused due to licensing delays and $138000 in irrigation gear left idle because staff lack training. The agency vows reform amid budget cuts and morale issues.
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Washington
Brian Atwood
United States Agency For International Development
Egypt
Atwood
Judge slams two Hispanic suspects in NYC cop killing
Bronx Judge Eduardo Padre denounces Rodolfo Rodriguez and Javier Miranda, Dominican immigrants charged with killing Officer Sean McDonald. He rejects coddling criminals or stereotyping Hispanics, urging swift justice while stressing accountability and public safety.
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Bronx Criminal Court
Eduardo Padre
Rodolfo Rodriguez
Javier Miranda
Sean McDonald
Padre
Legal Aid
Aspira of
New York
David Dinkins
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