Cooperation without compromise in U S China relations
The article reflects on Vice President Hu Jintao's stance on Taiwan and human rights, suggesting little near term change in Chinese policy. It discusses balancing dialogue and principles, maintaining Taiwan stance, and pursuing cooperation on terrorism and nuclear proliferation without concessions.
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China
Hu Jintao
Taiwan
Communist Party
United States
Bush
U.S
Endorsement Controversy In 2nd District Primary
A longtime associate claims Joe Skeen, known for his integrity, did not endorse any candidate in the June primary but a Washington office statement endorsing Ed Tinsley appeared. The writer alleges staff influence due to Skeen's Parkinson's disease and notes the change surprised many who know him.
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Joe Skeen
Congress
Joe
Washington
Ed Tinsley
Mental illness not cold says Roswell reader
Polly Ann Porter Roswell objects to comparing mental illness to a head cold, saying it trivializes a serious, incurable disease that needs lifelong treatment and therapy. She urges accurate public information to avoid ongoing stigma.
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Polly Ann Porter Roswell
Roswell Graduates Win In Nursing Ballet Boxing Honors
Carolyn A. Patterson of Roswell named outstanding nurse in Purdue 1977 class. Rodney Jenkins wins School of American Ballet scholarship in New York. Jenkins, Roswell High 1974, led in Texas dance at Palo Duro Canyon 1975. Roswell boxers Johnny Herrera Jr. and Jose Huetardo win their Junior Olympics weight classes.
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Carolyn A. Patterson
Roswell
Purdue University
Rodney Jenkins
School of American Ballet
New York City
Jenkins
Roswell High School
Texas
Palo Duro Canyon
Canyon
Johnny Herrera Jr
Jose Huetardo
Peril of for profit schools in Albuquerque
Public schools across New Mexico rely on Terra Nova tests to gauge reading and math. Albuquerque Public Schools face boards considering privatization via Edison Schools Inc. to boost scores, but critics warn profit motives harm a well rounded education. The piece argues testing should not replace broad literacy, critical thinking, history and arts education.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Edison Schools Inc
Edison
Bush
Gov. Johnson
Third Grade Readers Write to Editor Share Opinions
A group of third graders from a Success for All Reading Class discusses C A T testing and urges clearer questions with bigger bubbles. They express pride in free speech and propose letters to the newspaper. Teachers Gretchen and Brandon Chapman support student civic engagement.
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Gretchen
Mind your manners or mind your business
The author weighs Greta Van Susteren's airport language dispute, arguing speaking a language in public is not a universal test of Americaness. The piece explores scenarios in which English-only talk is rude or acceptable and defends linguistic diversity within the United States.
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Greta van Susteren
Fox News
Tampa, Fla
van Susteren
U.S. of A
Tampa
Greta
Emily Post
America
Fox
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