Iraq backs off promises on full U N inspectors access
Iraqi Vice President Ramadan pledged no limits on U N weapons probes yet warned against demands aimed at intelligence or unrelated objectives. Analysts say inspections likely miss hiding sites, raising questions over evidence, Security Council action, and possible war plans if Iraq resists.
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Iraq
Taha Yassin Ramadan
Ramadan
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Hussein
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
France
Russia
China
United States
Israel
Today in History Highlights of November 22
On November 22 events span 1906 the SOS distress signal was adopted in Berlin 1928 Maurice Ravel premiered Bolero in Paris 1943 FDR Churchill and Chiang Kai shek met in Cairo 1963 JFK assassinated in Dallas Lee Harvey Oswald arrested Blackbeard died 1943 and Juan Carlos declared king of Spain in 1975.
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Charles de Gaulle
Lille
France
Kennedy
Dallas
Texas
John B. Connally
Lee Harvey Oswald
Berlin
Maurice Ravel
Paris
Franklin Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Chiang Kaishek
Cairo
Japan
Lorenz Edward Teach — Better Hart
New York
Blackbeard
Juan Carlos
Virginia Coast
Spain
Roswell Leaders, Schools Noted in 1977 Highlights
Col James W Lawey of Roswell named senior Army advisor to the New Mexico National Guard Armory in Santa Fe. Roswell schools Goddard High Sierra Middle Valley View win visitation award plaques from the Roswell Education Association. The Kentucky Fried Movie opens at Plains Theater on Main Street.
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James W. Lawey
Roswell
New Mexico National Guard
Santa Fe
Goddard High School
Sierra Middle
Valley View
Roswell Education Association
Plains Theater
Main Street
2002 New Mexico Election Sidelights and Reactions
Santa Fe reports highlight Governor Johnson’s athletic image and campaign tone. The piece notes Patricia Madrid’s comments on Bill Richardson’s upcoming tenure, Romero’s Senate bid dynamics, and shifting Hispanic support. It mentions absentee voting, long ballots, and regional vote timing patterns.
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Santa FE
Gary Johnson
Johnson
Patricia Madrid
Bill Richardson
Richard Romero
GOP
Senate
Romero
Heather Wilson
John Sanchez
Manny Aragon
Wilson
Domenici
Albuquerque
Barbara Brown
Feds
David Bacon
Greens
Green Party
New Mexico
Harold Runnels
Steve Pearce
Toney Anaya
Kauai
Philips Semiconductors
John Arthur Smith
United States
Jerry Apodaca
John Dendahl
Leftist gains reshape Latin American politics
The article surveys Latin American trends as Lula da Silva wins in Brazil and Lucio Gutierrez nears Ecuador’s presidency, raising concern in Washington over potential term limits and alignment with Chavez. It notes economic strains in Argentina, Uribe’s security battles in Colombia, Toledo’s weak support in Peru, Morales in Bolivia, and regional terrorism risks near borders.
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Washington
Bush
Latin America
Brazil
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
Hugo Chavez
Argentina
Colombia
Alvaro Uribe
Thanksgiving Across Cultures In A Cuban Jewish American Home
An American family blends Cuban Jewish and Catholic heritages for a shared Thanksgiving. The piece outlines Hanukkah and High Holy Days rituals, Christmas traditions, and a mixed menu featuring turkey, latkes, rice and beans, and suckling pig. It ends with a practical Cuban recipe for a roasted bird.
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Cuba
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Chile
Peter Hakim
Inter-American Dialogue
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Washington Today
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