New Mexico Democrats ride pragmatic path amid national losses
The piece notes New Mexico Democrats win near statewide gains in 2002 while Republicans clinch national victories. It cites Gov elect Bill Richardson pushing a conservative agenda and argues national Democrats, led by Pelosi, drift left. It warns the party risks further losses unless it centers.
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Mark Twain
Democratic Party
New Mexico
Pat Lyons
Rod Kennedy
House of Representatives
Congress
Tom Udall
Heather Wilson
Steve Pearce
John Arthur Smith
Dick Gephardt
Nancy Pelosi
Bill Richardson
U.S
Richardson
Pelosi
U.S. House
National Democratic Party
Which nukes are you most afraid of editor letters
A reader critiques a Beattie cartoon in the November 7 2002 editorial page. He questions which nation or group is most dangerous for nuclear weapons, noting omissions from the poll and arguing the question is too perilous to answer.
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Beattie
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Manzano High Queen Chosen By Cadet Corps
Lynda Selby of Albuquerque selected as homecoming queen at Manzano High School by the cadet corps of the New Mexico Military Institute. County courthouse roof by Artist Allen of Roswell passes inspection. Mayor Jerry Smith joins Great American Smokeout event for 1977.
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Lynda Selby
Albuquerque
Manzano High School
New Mexico Military Institute
Allen
Roswell
Jerry Smith
American Cancer Society
Richardson begins governorship with high energy drive
Bill Richardson hits ground running after winning the New Mexico governor’s race promising full dedication. He vows to work every hour for the state, appears on early TV, and pushes a rapid transition while quelling talk of a Senate bid. He aims to promote economic development and remain in New Mexico.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Bill Richardson
Richardson
Albuquerque
Bush
Iraq
Washington
U.S. Senate
Senate
U.S. House
House
White House
Jay Miller
la Tosa
N.M
Bush’s new confidence echoes Reagan’s bold optimism
President Bush shows a sharpened confidence forged in post 9/11 adversity and echoed in his DC visit last Tuesday. He thanked Mayor Williams and Rep Norton while praising Police Chief Ramsey and emergency personnel, highlighting leadership that inspires belief in his direction.
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Ronald Reagan
District of Columbia
Washington, D.C
Anthony Williams
Eleanor Holmes Norton
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Today in History highlights from 1800 to 1970
Events include CongressSession in Washington 1800 Elizabeth I ascends throne 1558 Suez Canal opens 1869 Rodin dies 1917 Hudson born 1925 Lady Bird LBJ 1934 Dulles Airport dedicated 1962 NBC cuts Heidi 1968 Lunokhod I moon landing 1970
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Egypt
Auguste Rodin
Meudon
France
Rock Hudson
Winnetka
Ill
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Claudia Alta Taylor
Lady Bird
Washington
Dulles International
Kennedy
NBC TV
New York Jets
Oakland Raiders
Raiders
Jets
Soviet Union
Pat Garrett from Hide Town to Lincoln County
The narrative tracks Pat Garrett born in 1850 Chambers County Alabama, moving with family to Louisiana, then Texas buffalo hunting at Fort Griffin also called Hide Town. He later joined Fort Sumner New Mexico, worked for Lucien Maxwell, then Billy the Kid incident in 1877, marriage to Juanita Gutiérrez and then Apolinaria, and Chisum’s push to bring law and order to the area.
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Patrick Floyd Jarvis Garrett
Chambers County
Alabama
Louisiana
Pat
Texas
Fort Griffin
Abilene
Hide Town
Cuervo
Crow Town
Garrett
Fort Sumner
N.M
U.S. Army
Lucien Maxwell
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Pecos
Pete
Pete Maxwell
Maxwell
Pat Garrett
Billy the Kid
Buffalo Hunter
Juanita
John Chisum
Lue Wallis
San Miguel Coun
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