Hussein’s bid for nerve gas defense drugs exposed
The piece reports Saddam Hussein ordered large quantities of atropine and the antidote obidoxime chloride to blunt nerve gas effects, plus needles for injection. It argues this undermines smart sanctions and calls Turkey and other suppliers to halt sales while urging smarter UN enforcement and tighter controls on dual use medicines.
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Hussein
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Turkey
Iran
America
NATO
United Nations
Letter policy for the Daily Record publication
The Daily Record outlines letter guidelines requiring full name address and phone for publication, signs letters unless emailed, denies libelous or tasteless content or active court cases, limits to 300 words, restricts signed letters to two people, may not acknowledge unpublished letters, prints at most one letter per month per writer, and reserves the right to reject any letter.
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November 19 Historical Highlights and Key Events
On November 19 1831 James Garfield the future 20th U.S president was born in Ohio. In 1863 President Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address at the Civil War battlefield site in Pennsylvania. In 1919 the Senate rejected the Treaty of Versailles by 55 to 39, short of the two thirds required for ratification.
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Countiesconfer Roswell midwinter meeting in 1977
The New Mexico Association of Counties held its midwinter conference at Roswell Sally Port Inn. John H. Roark of Roswell donated blood at the Carlsbad Naval Reserve Facility. Hagerman was favored to win the class A football state title against Corona.
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Sally Port Inn
John H. Roark
Carlsbad Naval Reserve Facility
Hagerman
Corona
Campaigning case study of Bill Richardson 2002 landslide
Richardson avoided a primary fight by persuading Gary King to drop out. He built a large war chest and tight team led by David Contarino while facing a negative GOP candidate, John Sanchez. Richardson’s ads exposed Sanchez’s inconsistencies, disarming the opponent and delivering a landslide victory for four years as governor elect.
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Diane Denish
New Mexico
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Bruce King
David Contarino
John Sanchez
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Civil service protections loosened for Homeland Security workers
President Bush to form the Homeland Security Department with 170000 federal workers moved in. Senate Democrats concede on worker protections as the House and Senate pass the bill despite union hearings and mediation steps.
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Bush
Homeland Security Department
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White House
Breaux
Tom Daschle
Democrats face a road forward after Pelosi era
The piece questions the Democratic path post Pelosi and critiques proposals from Zell Miller and commentators. It notes pressure to move left or dissolve, worries about lottery funding and universal pre kindergartens, and cites Mark Steyn on new voices amid a reshaping landscape in Congress and national politics.
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