ILEA Roswell Welcomes New Central American Class
The Inter national Law Enforcement Academy in Roswell begins its second class, hosting high ranking officers from Belize Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Nicaragua and Panama. The program aims to teach policing in a democracy balancing rights and public safety.
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Roswell Fire Department Finishes First Year in Combat Challenge
Roswell Fire Department fielded its first Combat Challenge team amid a regional series with 10 to 15 events annually and a World Championship in November covered by ESPN. The squad did not qualify for worlds but thanks three local sponsors Villa del Rey Brown and Brown Insurance and Century 21 for support.
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North America
ESPN
Villa del Rey, Brown and Brown Insurance
Century 21
College News Highlights 1976 Students Named Leaders
Diana Howard elected corresponding secretary of the Mission Band at Jacksonville College in Texas. Karen Klein listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Thomas Lilley named circulation manager of the Roundup at New Mexico State University Las Cruces.
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Mission Band
Jacksonville College
Jacksonville
Texas
Roswell High School
Richard Howard
Radcliff Drive
Karen Klein
Roswell
College of Santa Fe
Bernard Klein
Washington Ave
Thomas Lilley
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
James Lilley
Highland Road
Slow Start For New Mexico Election Season 2002
The 2002 election season in New Mexico opens slowly as redistricting gridlock delays petition signing and party determinations. Key figures like Governor hopefuls Bill Richardson and Ray Powell Jr weigh campaigns while Democrats Sanchez Chavez and Madrid assess odds. Republicans including John Sanchez and Rob Burpo push forward as exploratory efforts grow. Incumbents and statewide races show quiet activity amid lingering post September 11 mood.
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Green Party
State Supreme Court
Bill Richardson
Albuquerque
Martin Chavez
Richardson
Chavez
Gloria Tristani
Diane Denish
Patricia Madrid
Ray Powell Jr
Gary King
King
Garvey Carruthers
Roundhouse
GOP
Carruthers
Walter Bradley
Rob Burpo
Dick Cheney
New Mexico
Richard Cheney
John Sanchez
Democrat House
Raymond Sanchez
Sanchez
White House
Larry Ahrens
Ahrens
Burpo
Democrat
Bernalillo County
Art Trujillo
Tom Mills
Elaid Martinez
Moises Gonzalez
Rio Arriba County
Bushes Rise as Wartime Leader After 9 11 Crisis
The passage credits George W. Bush with bold leadership after the September 11 attacks, noting his resolve and audacity in moments like challenging Florida vote calls and speaking to Congress. It compares him to Shakespearean heroes and Henry V, highlighting public support and media scrutiny.
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Ann Richards
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al Gore
Enigmatic Afghan leader Omar defies norms amid war
The article profiles Mullah Mohammed Omar, Taliban leader in Afghanistan, noting his spartan regime, secrecy due to bans on photography and TV, and his survival amid U S led airstrikes. It contrasts his piety with his political and military isolation while Pakistanis and others weigh his influence and the war’s toll on Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan
United States
Omar
Osama bin Laden
America
Ahmad Rashid
Singhesar
Taliban
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