Bush Putin agree to cut nukes in post Cold War deal
President Bush and President Putin announced a plan to cut nuclear warheads by at least two thirds with Russia also reducing arms. The leaders stressed a practical, hands on approach and highlighted a new cooperative path shaping U S Russian relations and shared goals in Afghanistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bush
United States
Vladimir Putin
Russia
Bush
U.S
Putin
Afghanistan
Saudia Arabia
Letters to the Editor Argue About Roswell School Board
A reader calls on Roswell Independent School Board members to explain why Dr. Fresquez did not receive contract renewal. The letter questions fairness, cites his performance, and raises concerns of possible bias. It urges support for Dr. Fresquez and asks for community volunteering to back schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Roswell Independent School Board
Fresquez
Dr. Fresquez
Roswell Independent School
America
RISD
Dexter High QB Tops Wool Contest In 1976
Robert Cobos, 19, former Dexter High School quarterback, wins one of two top senior division honors in the Make It Yourself with Wool Competition. Diane K. Finley, 19, the other senior winner, is from Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter High School
Robert Cobos
Belen Cobos
Diane K. Finley
Leonard Finley
Mullis Drive
Roswell
Charles A. Dean
Bank Securities Inc
Dean
New Mexico
West Texas
Doris A. McCarter
Network Business Service Department
Mountain Bell
San Diego
Calif
E.F
Bud” McCarter Jr
Redistricting Battle Tightens as Deadline Nears
Albuquerque lawmakers struggle to resolve stalled redistricting after Gov. Johnson veto. Leaders tout bipartisan task forces while tensions rise due to Manny Aragon’s power moves and looming court intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Gary Johnson
James Hall
Senate
Richard Romero
House
Ben Lujan
Ted Hobbs
Manny Aragon
Brouhaha
Aragon
Hobbs
Levy’s Jefferson statue and Monticello legacy tale
In 1832 naval lieutenant Uriah Levy funded a 7.5 foot bronze statue of Thomas Jefferson in Paris, intending it as a gift to Congress. Levy bought Monticello in Virginia, preserving Jefferson’s home for decades and supporting religious liberty claims, while the statue once stood in the Capitol Rotunda before being moved to the White House lawn by President Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Uriah Phillips Levy
Levy
Monticello
Virginia
Jefferson
Philadelphia
Navy
Thomas Sully
Marquis de Lafayette
Pierre-Jean David D'Anger
D’anger
United States
George Washington
Capitol
House
James Polk
Polk
White House
Airlines Face Terrorism Versus Mechanical Failure Debate
The article weighs whether airline crashes stem from terrorism or mechanical faults. It cites Sept 11 attacks and Lockerbie as extreme cases, then argues mechanical failures are statistically rarer threats. It notes public worry and examines economic impacts on carriers and passengers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Detroit News
Ingle
Lujan
Waita
Levys Guard
Jefferson Legacy
Lockerbie
Pan American
Air India
Ireland
New York
Jim Lehrer
Ford Motor Co
Los Angeles Times
Eugene and
Nikey Key
Pal Desert
Delta
William F
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!