Memorial Day reflection ties 9 11 to national sacrifice
The piece notes Memorial Day 2002 carries deeper meaning after the 9 11 attacks and the Afghanistan conflict. It honors American martyrs from the WTC and Pentagon attacks, emergency workers, and troops defending freedom, while acknowledging ongoing risk and grief for survivors and families.
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United States
Afghanistan
World Trade Center
Pentagon
WTC
Pennsylvania Woods
White House
Capitol
Free World
Manhattan
Remembrance and gratitude from Roswell High supporters
A Roswell High School family thanks the senior class of 2002 for the loving remembrance at the baccalaureate for son Mark Gilmore. They praise the class for care compassion and community support and urge continued kindness as they move forward.
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Roswell High School
Mark Gilmore
Roswell
East Grand Plains Elementary Thanks Local Sponsors
East Grand Plains Elementary staff publicly thanks Pecos Valley Meats El Charo Mexican Foods Blanca's Cafe Ay Chihuahua Leprino Lawrence Brothers Farmer's Country Market No 1 East Second Street Pepsi and KBIM for news coverage plus the parent ESL class for decorations and staff volunteers who planned the Cinco de Mayo celebration.
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East Grand Plains Elementary
Pecos Valley Meats
el Charo Mexican Foods
Blanca’s Cafe
Chihuahua
Leprino
Lawrence Brothers
Farmer's Country Market No
East Second Street
Pepsi
KBIM
EGP
ESL
Roswell Softball Stars Shine In NM State Play
Tracey Smith and Trisha Levitt, former Roswell Coyote players now with New Mexico State University, starred this season with Smith posting a .388 batting average and Levitt delivering strong hitting. Danny Funk and Dana Merworth, Lake Arthur High School sophomores, were honored for earning a perfect 4.0 GPA. Roswell natives Briggs Wilson and French earned medical degrees at UNM in Albuquerque.
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Tracey Smith
Trisha Levitt
Roswell Coyote
New Mexico State University
Roadrunners
Smith
Levitt
Danny Funk
Dana Merworth
Lake Arthur
Roswell
Philip D. Briggs
Leroy Wilson
Fred French
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Richardson Leads NM Campaign Money War
Bill Richardson tops fund-raising in New Mexico with 2.9 million raised, far ahead of rivals including John Sanchez at 735,441. Sanchez loans and early ads boosted his totals. other candidates like Lt. Gov. Walter Bradley and Attorney General Patricia Madrid also report strong and divergent fundraising, signaling a heated primary battle.
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Santa FE
Bill Richardson
John Sanchez
Albuquerque
Walter Bradley
Sanchez
Gary Johnson
GOP
Richardson
Martin Chavez
Diane Denish
Jerry Sander
Farmington
Denish
Jack Daniels
Patricia Madrid
New Mexico
Bob Dole
Bush
Democrats mull timing of 2004 national convention
Democrats weigh options for their 2004 convention including July dates or early August, potentially aligning with Republicans. Leaders meet to discuss timing, money concerns, and how choice could affect momentum, attention, and fundraising.
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Washington
Terry McAuliffe
Marc Racicot
Terry
California Florida elections shape Bush re election odds
The piece argues the 28 percent of California voters undecided could decide Bill Simon Jr.'s fate and affect 2004, while Florida races risk a Reno upset that could alter the Bush presidency image. It notes Davis’s fundraising with a broad donor base and critiques, and highlights Reno’s slim path against Jeb Bush.
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Bill Simon
Florida
Jeb
George W. Bush
California
Berkeley
Renaissance Cardinals
William Simon Jr
Davis
Janet Reno
Jeb Bush
Elian Gonzalez
Supreme Court
Bush
Simon Or Reno
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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