Catholic Church Abuse Scandal Faces Policy Vote
In the United States priests have sexually abused children, with two intertwined scandals: those who molested minors and officials transferring offenders to other parishes. The article notes a zero tolerance policy in Santa Fe and cites a June U.S. Bishops meeting to decide on a church wide response.
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New Mexico
Massachusetts
California
Bernard Law
Boston
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Santa Fe
Michael Sheehan
Catholic Church
U.S. Conference of Bishops
Thank You Note Praises Miss Roswell Lila Jones
A letter thanks Miss Roswell Lila Jones for addressing second graders on asthma awareness. The writer praises her engaging presentation and her ongoing positive community contributions as she pursues the Miss New Mexico title in June.
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Lila Jones
Lopez captures second Sun Devil Intercollegiate title
Nancy Lopez of Roswell wins individual and helps Tulsa University to team victory at the Lady Sun Devil Intercollegiate. Lauren Greenwade, 17, wins the Ability Counts contest and will travel to Washington DC in May to represent New Mexico at the President's Council on Employment of the Handicapped meeting. Roswell High School tops district golf at Cahoon Park led by Gary Padilla and John Archuleta with 75 scores.
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Nancy Lopez
Roswell
Tulsa University
Lauren Greenwade
Goddard High School
New Mexico
Greenwade
Washington, D.C
President's Council On Employment of
Cahoon Park
Coyotes
Gary Padilla
John Archuleta
New Mexico Seen Through Banana Republic Lens
The essay argues New Mexico is not literally a banana republic yet resembles one in patronage and government dominance. It critiques Sen ate Majority Leader Manny Aragon House Speaker Ben Lujan and Raymond Sanchez figures while condemning dependence on federal spending and slow private-sector growth under the Democratic-led Legislature.
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Toney Anaya
John Sanchez
Sanchez
Anaya
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Manny Aragon
Ben Lujan
Lujan
Raymond Sanchez
Virginia
Democratic Party
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Bill Richardson
Richardson
Gary Johnson
Johnson
Pat Robertson and a racehorse raise betting questions
The article notes Pat Robertson owns a horse named Mr. Pat and has invested about $520,000. He says he does not bet but follows the sport for watching horses perform. Critics compare his rationalization to broader debates about gambling and morality in sports.
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New York Times
Bill Finley
Pat
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Finley
Sin
Dan Patch
Hill
King Solomon On
University of Chicago
Martin Marty
Union Station Reimagined From Rail Palaces to Amtrak Hubs
Union Station opened in 1908 as a grand gateway to Washington with arches statues and a gilded ceiling. By the 1960s jet travel and highways reduced railroad travel and the station faced neglect before a failed 1976 Bicentennial center and later Amtrak use left it in disrepair with water leaks and partial closures.
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Union Station
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Daniel Burnham
Amtrak
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