Roswell council reevaluates Baldwin lease at open meeting
The Roswell City Council held a Monday session to ratify the Baldwin lease for space at Roswell International Air Center. Officials acknowledged the March 13 discussion did not fully meet the Open Meetings Act but deemed the public interest served and avoided legal action due to costs.
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Definition of humanism as creed and philosophy
The letter explains humanism as a rational science informed philosophy. It stresses dignity, liberty, social justice, participatory democracy, open society, human rights, and planetary responsibility. It asserts values arise from human nature and culture, not divine authority, and calls humanity to shape its own destiny.
Highlands plan under fire over Indian engineering students
A Santa Fe editorial criticizes Manny and Highlands University for proposing to recruit computational engineering students from India, arguing visas are scarce, costs high, and local NM demand weak. The piece urges focusing on Hispanic-serving goals and correcting strategic flaws to avoid waste of taxpayer money.
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New chief of staff isn't new blood
President Bush faces GOP pressure to refresh White House staff. He names budget director Josh Bolten to replace Andrew Card as chief of staff, but Bolten remains a longtime adviser with a low profile. Cheney is seen as de facto chief, limiting outsider options.
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Is panel's amnesty proposal really amnesty for illegals
The Senate Judiciary Committee offers a status path only after fines back taxes and a criminal check, while others see it as amnesty since it grants legal residency to those who broke the law. Debates hinge on border security, enforcement, and the fate of immigrant families amid post 9/11 security concerns.
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