Roswell Hails ILEA Success Attracts More Programs
Roswell officials praise the International Law Enforcement Academy for its multi-class run since 2001 with 50 students per class from Latvia to Lithuania. The program boosts local economy, boosts U.S. relations, and could portend an international air marshal training facility in Roswell, leveraging NM Tech and partner universities.
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International Law Enforcement Academy
Latvia
Lithuania
ILEA
State Department
New Mexico Tech University
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
Sam Houston State University
Science Applications International Corp
America
U.S
United States
Bill Kuehl
van Romero
New Mexico Tech
Pete Domenici
Joe Skeen
U.S. Transportation Security Administration
Mary Skeen Defends Joe Skeen Endorsement Change
Mary Skeen writes to defend her husband Congressman Joe Skeen amid criticism of his endorsement shift. She recalls his 60 year marriage and Parkinson's disease, explaining his December 2002 endorsement of Ed Tinsley based on campaigns and district interests.
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Joe Skeen
Joe
U.S
Tinsley
New Mexico
Jeb Stuart Leads NMMI to Triangular Golf Win
Jeb Stuart of the New Mexico Military Institute fired seven under par 65 at Artesia Country Club to help the Colts defeat Artesia and Eunice in a triangular golf match on May 6 1977.
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Jeb Stuart
New Mexico Military Institute
Artesia
Eunice
Cinco de Mayo celebrations mixed with Mexican heritage in New Mexico
The piece traces Cinco de Mayo origins and the shift from a Mexican battle victory to a broader celebration tied to Mexican heritage in the United States. It highlights events in New Mexico including Albuquerque's National Hispanic Cultural Center, Tesuque Pueblo’s Camel Rock Casino concert with Jose Feliciano, and a Santa Fe bilingual edition honoring Mexican immigrants' cultural and economic contributions.
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United States
Mexico
You
Puebla
Albuquerque
National
New Mexico
New Mexican
Jay Miller
la Tusa
N.M
Hotmail
Prince Abdullah pressures Bush over Israeli policy
The piece argues the United States should resist Saudi demands to pressure Israel. It notes Saudi oil influence sustains ties with Washington and warns Saudi dependence on U.S. money, suggesting alternatives like Russia and Canada. It ends mid thought on Senate resistance to drilling in a small barren strip.
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United States
Israel
Lah
Bush
Texas
Prince Abdullah
Yasser Arafat
Russia
Norway
Canada
Angola
Mexico
Caspian Sea
U.S. Senate
Democratic
May 5 historical highlights from the AP and world
On May 5 notable events include Alan Shepard’s 1961 suborbital flight from Cape Canaveral and Napoleon’s 1821 death in exile. Also Puebla’s 1862 battle, Carnegie Hall’s 1891 opening, Pravda’s 1912 issue, Scopes’ 1925 arrest, Corregidor 1942, sugar rationing 1942, West Germany 1955, and the 1980 Iran embassy siege in London.
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Alan B. Shepard Jr
America
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Benito Juarez
Napoleon III
Puebla
Carnegie Hall
Music Hall
New York City
Pravda
John T. Scopes
Tennessee
Philippine
Corregidor
United States
West Germany
London
Don José Ortiz y Davis Built Galisteo Empire Amid Land Shift
The article traces Don Juan Ortiz y Pino and son José Ortiz y Davis who used grazing rights and Homestead Act filings to seize vast Galisteo Basin and Palma region lands. José leveraged new laws to secure titled holdings, amassing ranches and a family wealth arc until his death in 1951.
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Juan Ortiz Y Pino
Galistéo
José
U.S
Galistéo Basin
Don José
Ortiz Y Pino
José Ortiz Y Pino
Palma
Cline’s Corners
Villanueva
Ortiz
Sylvester Davis
Pablita
Frank Ortiz Y Davis
Sever
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