Carter Visit Highlights Cuba Role and Risk to Cuba
The Cuban trip by former President Jimmy Carter is seen as both a possible gimmick by Fidel Castro to bolster his hold and a sign of potential change. Carter is the highest ranking U.S. figure to visit since the Soviet collapse, signaling cautious U.S. engagement while Cuba remains authoritarian. The visit boosts Castro politically yet does not imply Cuba has liberalized or prospered.
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Historic Bush Putin treaty aims for historic disarmament pact
A year after Bush announced a landmark intent, the May 24 signing in Russia would formalize a nuclear disarmament accord. Skeptics warn of remaining gaps and the risk of catastrophic use, while allies see a new US Russia partnership reshaping Europe’s role in global security.
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Vladimir Putin
Mr. Bush
Russia
U.S
Skeen Endorsement Sparks Debate In New Mexico Race
A reader defends Congressman Joe Skeen amid accusations of residency and backroom deals in the Republican Primary for New Mexico 2nd District. The letter praises Skeen's integrity and endorsing Ed Tinsley, noting his long service and recent courthouse dedication remarks.
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Ed Tinsley
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Goddard High names co valedictorians for 1977
May 20, 1977 report lists Brian Bruenig and Brad McDowell as co valedictorians at Goddard High School with Candy Werhan as salutatorian. Peter Sanders of Roswell aged 8 earns State Athlete of the Month honors from the NMAAU as a Roswell Strider and holds state age group records. Rita Matchin, former Coyote track star, wins 400 meter hurdles for Colby College and helps the relay to a regional title.
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Rita Matchin
Colby College
Colby
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Lindy’s New Mexico ties highlighted by aviation work
The article recalls Col. Charles A. Lindbergh born a century ago and marks May 20 as the 75th anniversary of his New York Paris flight. It credits him with influencing Albuquerque airport development, supporting Robert Goddard and Roswell research funding, and aiding the Air Force Academy site effort, shaping New Mexico’s aviation and rocketry legacy.
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Bush ignores Carter and Clinton on foreign policy
President Bush rejects advice from former presidents Carter and Clinton on Cuba and Mideast peace. Analysts say he seeks counsel mostly from his father while weighing political risks, including Jeb Bush's Florida governorship and Cuban American voters. Clinton’s past outreach and Carter’s moral stance complicate policy dynamics.
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Boston University
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Jeb Bush
Florida
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Carter's Havana visit champions Cuban reform via Varela Project
Jimmy Carter told Cubans in Havana to pursue democratic reform. He endorsed the Varela Project, noting 11 000 signatures và calling for travel, trade, and embargo relief. He argued the embargo is not Cuba's sole problem and urged U.S. steps toward open relations.
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