Inspectors Return in Iraqi Push to Avert War
The return of UN inspectors is seen as Saddam’s chance to avert a US assault. President Bush warns of zero tolerance for Iraqi infractions. About 220 inspectors from 49 countries will deploy, with the United States providing the largest share and women among them.
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Roswell drill emphasizes learning over pass-fail
Mobley says the exercise is about learning and applying classroom lessons rather than a pass-fail test. Participants include American Medical Response, Chaves County Sheriff Office, Eastern New Mexico Medical Center, New Mexico Department of Health, NMMI, New Mexico State Police, Red Cross chapter, Roswell Fire Department, Roswell Police Department, and the Roswell Chaves County Office of Emergency Management. NMMI staff and cadets hosted and participated actively in the drill.
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Hobbs track license race pits Hubbard against Scott and Newton
Three individuals pursue a Hobbs track and casino license with plans at Zia Park Lea Downs and Saddlebrook Park. Scott sues to block Hubbard license while seeking a rehearing and accuses the Racing Commission of violating Open Meetings Act. The case centers on Hubbard’s license and prior gaming violations, with broader implications for governance and board action.
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Explosions Near Camp Zama Prompted Safety Measures
The incident involved an off post launcher aimed toward Camp Zama with no projectile found on base. Pentagon and U S Pacific Command reported no injuries at Camp Zama while U S forces in Japan number about 50 000. Maj. Randall Cephus said a search found no sign of a projectile impacting the base and authorities continue protection measures.
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