Manny Aragon Sows Turbulence in New Mexico Senate Leadership
A weekend move by Manny Aragon supporters ousted Tim Jennings as Senate majority leader at a hastily called caucus meeting. The vote, aided by proxies, signals power plays within the Democratic caucus and sparks criticism from party and opposition leaders amid concerns for party unity and policy goals.
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Manny Aragon
Albuquerque
Tim Jennings
Roswell
Aragon
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San Jose
Senate
Diane Denish
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Republican Party
John Dendahl
Richard Romero
Chaves County
Today in History highlights notable events from 1783 to 1963
On November 2 historical notes include George Washington issuing his Farewell Address, James Polk’s birth in 1795, Harding’s 1889 statehood, KDKA’s 1920 election returns, Haile Selassie’s crowning in 1930, Truman’s 1948 upset, and Diem’s 1963 assassination.
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Golf winners and honors noted in early November 1976
In a three day Ladies Golf Association tourney Julie Hinkle claimed low net 220 with handicap, Dotty Wyles runner up at 226. Retiree Golf Association low gross and net went to Earl Stephens and C K Johnson with 76 gross, playoff won by Stephens on Cahoon Park. Bill Core and Bill Mitchell tied for low net 67. Carline Evvers earned UT Texas high dive recognition. she is a Roswell High alumna, daughter of Carolyn Meador and Chuck Ingalls.
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Cahoon Park
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University of Texas
Roswell
Carolyn Meador
Chuck Ingalls
Santa Fe Tops in Arts Destinations and Gay Family Share
National rankings place Santa Fe second in top arts destinations behind New York and second in the nation for gay and lesbian family percentages the 2000 census. Albuquerque ranks 11th and Portland Maine, Miami Fort Lauderdale follow.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Bush seeks quick wins in fight against terrorism
The Bush administration pushes for swift victories in the anti-terror campaign both overseas and at home. Ari Fleischer and Colin Powell signal urgency for apprehending anthrax attackers and achieving Afghanistan objectives soon, amid a tougher war than expected and rising civilian casualties.
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Colin Powell
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Afghanistan
Immigrant Patriotism Surges Amid Terrorist Threats
The piece argues immigrants show increased patriotism and service in the U.S. armed forces. It cites NYC recruitment by green card holders and surveys from the Southwest, noting many immigrants feel American post 9/11. It supports stricter visa screening to prevent terrorism while prioritizing current residents' safety.
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