Rebuild Afghanistan Amid Global Pressure
The piece argues that Afghanistan, devastated by conflict and Taliban rule, faces renewed danger as the U S tightens its stance. It urges international effort to rebuild institutions, revive hospitals and schools, and lift the nation into the 21st century.
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Afghanistan
Taliban
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South China Morning Post
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Cooperation to Fight Terror Requires Global Unity
The text contrasts US President Bush and French President Chirac over declaring a new kind of war after terrorist strikes on a symbol of globalization. It argues for international cooperation and warns that unilateral force may undermine coalition solidarity and provoke domestic fear in France. Terror threats demand a united, multilateral approach.
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U.S
George W. Bush
Jacques Chirac
United States
France
Dear Editor on Loss and Resolve After Attacks
A letter from Alfredo Dominguez III of Roswell expresses grief for victims, urges continued functioning of utilities and transport, and calls for vigilance against hidden enemies. He frames the attack as a test of American resolve and faith, urging wisdom, courage, and unity.
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God
America
Alfredo Dominguez III
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico State Fair opens with rides and dancing
On opening night October 1 1976 Lucy Espinosa and sisters Rosemary and Angie rode a motorcycle at the midway of the fair. Their mother is Josie Espinosa of 120 E Forest. Also attending were Mr and Mrs Carroll Cochran at 60 Wildy Drive as among many square dancers. Eight Roswell High students were elected 1976 77 DECA officers led by Don Bullock president Sherrie Graves VP Beverly Willis secretary Vicki DeBenedictis treasurer Nettie Blair social events director Linda Lovejoy historian Christal Bertola parliamentarian and Mark Raney reporter.
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Lucy Espinosa
Rosemary
Angie
Josie Espinosa
E. Forest Sr
Carrol Cochran
Wildy Drive
DECA
Roswell High School
Don Bullock
Sherrie Graves
Beverly Willis
Vicki DeBenedictis
Nettie Blair
Linda Lovejoy
Christal Bertola
Mark Raney
Medieval Crusade Terrorists Target Silk Road in 800 Years
The text recounts a medieval group based near the Caspian Sea preying on Silk Road traffic, spreading terror across the Middle East and Europe with spies, offerings of women and heaven for martyrs, and their defeat by Arab states and crusaders. It contrasts that alliance with modern calls to unite against terrorism and critiques bombing Afghanistan.
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Santa FE
Ohio State
Caspian Sea
Silk Road
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Albuquerquean Kurt
Lobeck
Pakistan
Eeree
Cold War echoes in post 9 11 anti terror campaign
The piece contrasts Cold War and post 9 11 security struggles. It notes NATO Warsaw Pact split, the rise of terrorism as a central threat led by Osama bin Laden, and U S efforts with allies to root out terror globally. It cites President Bush and Secretary Powell on multi facet campaign.
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NATO
Warsaw Pact
White House
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Osama bin Laden
Bush
Colin Powell
bin Laden
Afghanistan
Soviet Communist Party
Powell
No blood war in pursuit of bin Laden
A columnist argues against a brutal conflict in Afghanistan and urges Americans to match Israel's pragmatic restraint. He urges precise action to target Bin Laden and the terror network while avoiding a prolonged blood feud, and to keep peace as the ultimate objective.
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Bleedingest of Hearts
People’s Republic of Santa Fe
Las Cruces
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