Straws says international help urged to stop cross border terrorism
Straw pressed Pakistan and India to show actions over words to ease the Kashmir crisis. He cited possible international assistance including a monitoring force and warned that both sides must avoid war. Pakistan and India accuse each other of supporting militants as violence spikes.
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Pakistan
India
New Delhi
Islamabad
Musharraf
Britain
U.N
Munir Akran
Kashmir
Akran
Tony Blair
U.S
Colin Powell
European Union
Javier Solana
Chris Patten
Muzaffarabad
Poonch Liaqad Hussein
Sialkot
Dras
Srinagar
Russia
South Asia
Washington
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
Vladimir Putin
Kazakhstan
Vajpayee
Putin
Pakistani
Jammu-Kashmir
Taliban
Mohammed Musa
Jaish-e-Mohammed
Associated Press
Sheriff race tight as June 4 primary nears
In a tight contest for sheriff, White trails Marshal Katz while honoring Chief Campbell's nonpolitical stance. Former DPS official Barela, facing scrutiny for an APD application pause and past arrest and credit card issues, defends his honesty.
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White
Marshal Katz
Campbell
Department of Public Safety
Gary Johnson
Barela
APD
Borrego Fire 60 Percent Contained In New Mexico Wilderness
Firefighters finished a containment line around the Borrego Fire burning 12 772 acres in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. About 780 firefighters remained on scene as crews shifted to hot spots and releases due to need elsewhere. The blaze, started May 22, threatens Santa Fe National Forest and Pecos Wilderness, with evacuations lifted for residents who had left.
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Truchas
Sangre de Cristo
New Mexico
Borrego
Sandra Lopez
Lopez
Santa Fe
GOP candidates court voters on water and education in New Mexico forum
Three Republicans vie for governor as Democrat Bill Richardson remains unopposed in the primary. Burpo Sanchez and Bradley discuss water policy, tax reform, teacher pay, and local empowerment on KNME TV with Arcie Chapa leading questions about water scarcity and New Mexico's tourist and arts potential.
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GOP
Bill Richardson
Knme-Tv
Arcie Chapa
New Mexico
Burpo
Sanchez
Bradley
Raymond Sanchez
Voting machines crash on I-40 en route to high school
A truck carrying 50 voting machines bound for Rio Grande High School crashed on Interstate 40 in Albuquerque. The driver fled the scene and police searched for him as traffic backed up during rush hour. Machines will be tested Thursday to assess condition before the primary.
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Albuquerque
Interstate 40
Secretary of State
Beth Baland
Bernalillo County
Rio Grande High School
Rebecca Vigil-Giron
Denise Lamb
State Elections Bureau
Vigil-Giron Sai
Vigil Giron
Ben
Antiques Store Sign Sparks Tense City Debate in Roswell
Haynes seeks resolution after confrontation over a sign and a camera pointed at him. He filed a police report and may involve the NAACP. City officials see no unlawful ordinance and Roswell Chamber has applied to Past Lane Antiques at 125 N. Main St.
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Haynes
NAACP
Capps
Roswell
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