Threat to Liberty After Sept. 11 sparked federal overreach
The piece argues the Bush administration hides detentions, probes, and military tribunals from due process and Congress. It contends executive unilateralism under Ashcroft threatens constitutional rights, due process, and consent of the governed, endangering liberal democratic values.
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White House
Bush Administration
Star Chamberish
John Ashcroft
Ashcroft
Congress
Executive Branch
Ashcroft & Co
Grateful thanks for kindness after husband's death
Olga McGuire writes to thank neighbors coworkers and officials in Roswell Dexter and Dexter area for food flowers visits and support after Gordon McGuire's death. She cites City of Roswell Code Enforcement plumbers Del Norte Elementary School staff and local clergy among those offering comfort and prayers.
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Gordon McGuire
City of Roswell
Code Enforcement
del Norte Elementary School
Dexter
Roswell
Steven Deutch
Juan
St. Johns Catholic Church
Gordon
Olga McGuire
Roswell High Student Heads to McDonald's All American Band
Roswell High School senior Cheryl Dow, 17, travels to New York City to join the 1976 McDonald's All American High School Band. Dow plays trumpet and French horn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy E. Dow of 909 Penqueno Camino.
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Roswell
New York City
Cheryl Dow
Tommy E. Dow
Penqueno Camino
Beta Omega Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Montez
Delores Lanfor
Little Damen Council No. 4
Pythian Sunshine Girls
Knights of Pythias Hall
Manuel Lanfor
S. Pennsylvania Ave
Lanfor
Roswell High School
New Mexico Governor Wobbles on Death Penalty
Gov. Gary Johnson, after backing a two year limit on appeals four years ago, now questions capital punishment's fairness citing national statistics. He remains open to debate while not leading the charge, amid ongoing concerns about racial and economic disparities in death penalty cases.
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Santa FE
Gary Johnson
Johnson
Terry Clark
Clark
Gail Beam
Albuquerque
Matthew Hoyt
Hoyt
le. Johnson
Los Angeles Times
Columbia University
U.S
NAACP
Legal Defense Fund
Northeastern University Press
New Mexico
Democrats Seek Earlier Primaries To Shift 2004 Race
Democrats push to allow states to hold presidential primaries as early as February 3 2004 a week after New Hampshire to tilt the field toward established candidates with money and strong party organizations Michigan and South Carolina are mentioned as potential early entrants while Arizona and Delaware discuss moves but caution costs and timing remain.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Michigan
South Carolina
Arizona
Delaware
Nuclear fears and policy echoes in Afghanistan war debates
The piece discusses a Kabul based assessment of loosely understood nuclear knowledge, mentions a Taliban linked library of notes, and cites AP and Times reporting. It weighs threats from possible weaponization, U S responses, and calls for pursuing al Qaida and pressuring Saddam Hussein while considering military court strategies and ultimatums.
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Northern Alliance Gang
Kabul
Associated Press
Times of London
Afghanistan
Bush
Defense Rumsfeld
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
United States
al-Qaida
New York Times
William
Safire
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida Organization
Pakistan
Libya
Philippines
Indonesia
Elba
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America
Tom Day
N.M. News Services
Terry McAuliffe
Pang
Iowa
Democratic National Committee
Coes See
Washington Today
Islamabad
Rand Corp
William F
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