UN Security Council demands Iraq disarmament under Resolution 1441
The UN Security Council unanimously adopts Resolution 1441, demanding Iraq disarm its weapons of mass destruction. The measure envisions inspectors with a mandate to locate and destroy such weapons and warns of possible military action if Iraq fails to comply. Ireland, France, Britain, Russia and other members back a united front, stressing the council's authority and the risk of war if cooperation falters.
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Britain
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Saddam Hussein faces UN deadline on disarmament
The piece argues Saddam must fully disarm to avoid invasion with a Dec 7 cutoff looming. It warns he may feign cooperation to delay, while the US warns it could act alone if the Security Council fails to enforce the threat of consequences. It urges multilateral action despite divisions among the big powers.
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On This Day November 18 Highlights Through History
Notable events on November 18 include Disney’s Steamboat Willie premiere in 1928, discovery of Antarctica in 1820, adoption of Standard Time zones in 1883, the death of Chester A. Arthur in 1886, Wilder's The Skin of Our Teeth opening in 1942, lifting meat abstinence by U S bishops in 1966, Kennedy’s death in 1969, Jonestown killings in 1978, Iran-Contra report in 1987, and Franco aiding recognition in 1936.
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Chester A. Arthur
Francisco Franco
Thornton Wilder
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Joseph P. Kennedy
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Leo J. Ryan
Jonestown
Guyana
Peoples Temple
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Iran-Contra Committees
Reagan
Roswell High celebrates volleyball state title and faculty awards
Roswell High School held an assembly to honor the 1977 varsity volleyball state champions. Teachers Ada King and Dean Ruth named Friends of the Month for dropout prevention efforts. Candy makers Marge Buck and Bessie Dwyer produced over 2,000 pounds of sweets to benefit St. Andrew's Episcopal Church.
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Bessie Dwyer
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Ada King
Dean Ruth
Political winners and losers in the New Mexico elections
In the Santa Fe roundup, Sen. Pete Domenici wins by 30 points, Gloria Tristani posts 35 percent, and Heather Wilson seizes a large margin. Richard Romero fails to unseat Manny Aragon, while Tom Udall faces no opposition. Diane Denish gains an elective office, Rebecca Vigil-Giron wins re election, and Art Trujillo ends his political career. Domingo Martinez secures re election as state auditor with strong press support.
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Strom Thurmond
Gloria Tristani
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Heather Wilson
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Richard Romero
Manny Aragon
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Romero
Steve Pearce
2Nd
Tom Udall
Greens
Bill Richardson
John Sanchez
Sharon Clahchischillinge
Patricia Madrid
Rob Perry
Patrick Lyons
Art Trujillo
Domingo Martinez
Tom Benavides
Harold Stassen
Robert Vigil
McAuliffe Steers DNC Amid Post Election Scrutiny
Terry McAuliffe led the Democratic National Committee through a midterm with losses in the Senate and House and governorships. He focuses on fundraising under new campaign finance rules, aiming to build durable systems for future races including the 2004 presidential bid. He notes the party needs to analyze turnout and strengthen mechanics.
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Virginia
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Democrats win in California signal center strategy pays off
California political analysis notes Gov. Gray Davis wins a second term and Democrats gain eight statewide offices and a 33 20 House edge as centrism proves effective. The piece warns Republicans drifting right hurt their appeal among moderates and women, while GOP outreach to Hispanics and Asians is urged.
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Bill Simon Jr
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George Bush
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Richard Riordan
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