Gingrich attacks press and academia in rally remarks
Newt Gingrich denounces journalists academics and editors as biased liberals and socialists. He warns that tenured professors are obsolete while appealing to supporters and urging a more positive agenda to appeal beyond elite critics. History suggests Americans won’t tolerate a demagogue.
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America
New York Times
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Wall Street Journal
Rush Limbaugh
Tom Brokaw
Roswell Art Show Thanks Local Businesses and Mall
A letter from RISD student artists and teachers thanks Roswell Mall management for hosting the Secondary Art Show and notes strong public reception. Appreciation extends to the Chaves County Assistance League for display panels, enabling the showcase at Goddard High School.
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Roswell Independent School
Roswell Mall
Chaves
May 8 highlights include WWII end in Europe
AP notes history events on May 8 across years: Truman’s 1945 radio announcement ending WWII in Europe, de Soto reaching the Mississippi in 1541, Lavoisier’s 1794 execution, Palo Alto battle in 1846, Truman born 1884 near Lamar Missouri, and Pemberton inventing Coca-Cola flavor syrup in 1886.
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Europe
Hernando de Soto
Mississippi River
Antoine Lavoisier
Atlanta
John Styth Pemberton
Coca-Cola
Local Graduates and Service News From Roswell Area
May 8 1970 Vernon H Graves a New Mexico Military Institute graduate enlisted in the US Marine Corps. After a nine week training he will report to Memphis for aviation school. Capt Warren R Cobean Jr Vienna VA son of Warren R Cobean of Roswell graduated from the Harvard Advanced Management Program in Boston. He serves as US Navy deputy director Strategic Systems Projects in Washington DC. The Roswell Rotary Club marked its 50th anniversary with a Ladies Night at Roswell Country Club with Rex Webster Rotary international vice president from Lubbock Texas as speaker.
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Vernon H. Graves
New Mexico Military Institute
U.S. Marine Corps
Memphis
Roswell
Democrats eye veto proof NM legislature in 1996 bid
New Mexico Democrats at a state meeting discussed gearing for the 1996 elections with eyes on a two thirds veto proof majority in both chambers. They expect to defend Gov. Gary Johnson's veto record while laying groundwork for potential gubernatorial runs in 1998, including talks about challenging Sen. Pete Domenici and possible plans by Speaker Raymond Sanchez or Mayor Martin Chavez.
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Gary Johnson
Chavez
House
Raymond Sanchez
Sanchez
Albuquerque
Ramada Classic
al Leith
Ray Powell
Powell
State Central Committee
U.S
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Domenici
Gramm defies Delaware boycott as Gramm vows to win NH voters
Senator Phil Gramm defies push to skip Delaware by honoring a three month old promise to address its convention while reaffirming New Hampshire as the first primary state. Dole seeks to preempt Gramm on social issues as Gramm weighs his stance on conservatism and evangelical concerns.
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New Hampshire
Steve Merrill
Merrill
Delaware
Phil Gramm
Texas
Gramm
Tennessee
Lamar Alexander
Pat Buchanan
Senate
Bob Dole
Dole
Hollywood
Billy Graham
Bill Clinton
Clinton summit seen as ceremony amid tough differences
AP reports that the Clinton Moscow summit on Victory Day marks a ceremonial mood rather than sweeping breakthroughs amid ongoing disputes over Iran nuclear deals Chechnya and NATO expansion. officials warn skeptics that long term engagement matters while hard policy clashes with Yeltsin remain unresolved at deal talks.
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Chechnya
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Christopher
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America
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U.S
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