Middle East conflict turns deadly amid stalled peace efforts
The Peoria Journal Star editorial condemns repeated Palestinian and Israeli violence, urging a shift from retaliation to seeking a life worth living for both peoples. It cautions U.S. leadership to prevent the conflict from spreading beyond Israel and highlights the toll on civilians.
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Middle East
Israel
Bel Yasser Arafat
Ramallah
Bush White House
Arafat
Ariel Sharon
Temple Mount
U.S
United States
Peoria
Ill
Journal Star
Roswell School Board Meeting Urged by Parents
A letter urges Roswell Independent School District parents and others to attend the October 1 2002 school board meeting at 6 30 p m in the board room 300 N Kentucky. The writer calls for addressing fears and intimidation of faculty by Dr Manny Rodriguez.
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Roswell
Kentucky
Board Room
Roswell Independent School District
Manny Rodriguez
Roy A. Proctor
Daily Record
C. Avery
Clarence Avery
The
Award Highlights From 25 Years Ago October 1 1977
Bill Tucker named chairman of the Cub Scouts southeastern region. Suzanne Garnesy crowned Miss Chaves County and queen of the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. Lisa Caviness and her brother Lance combined for 10342 dollars at livestock auctions at the fair.
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Bill Tucker
Boy Scout
Conquistador Council
Suzanne Garnesy
Chaves County
New Mexico
Lisa Caviness
Lance
U.S. war history echoes in New Mexico critique
The piece argues that pre emptive war is not new to the United States citing the 1846 Mexican war that brought New Mexico under U S control. It notes Polk and Congress actions and compares past rhetoric to current calls for invading Iraq, while praising critics who oppose unjust wars. It references Ulysses S Grant and Abraham Lincoln as historical dissenters.
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Santa FE
White House
U.S
Iraq
New Mexico
James K. Polk
California
Rio Grande
Mexico
Polk
Howard Zinn
United States
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Congress
House
Senate
Kenneth Davis
Guadalupe Hidalgo
Fox Network
William Randolph Hearst
New York
Frederic Remington
Cuba
Remington
Hearst
Spain
Ulysses S. Grant
U.S. House of Representatives
Abraham Lincoln
Rambling Taj Mahal of glass at White House conservatories
The White House glass houses grew from 1830s orangery roots to a lush, rambling glass complex by the century’s end. Roosevelt ordered removal in 1902, but compromise kept greenhouses nearby. later expanded again to serve social events.
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Washington
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Grover Cleveland
Charles McKim
New York
Roosevelt
Henry Pfister
Edith Kermit Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Mount Vernon
George Washington
William Seale
White House Garden
Illinois Split Over Capital Punishment and Gov Ryan
Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens visited Chicago to praise Governor George Ryan’s proposed capital punishment reforms. Ryan faces a lawsuit from Illinois Attorney General Jim Ryan while debate intensifies over reducing the death penalty and expanding safeguards such as videotaped interrogations and eyewitness reliability. The piece notes the political clash, public opinion, and high-profile victims such as O Rica Winder in a broader national context.
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Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
Chicago
Stevens
Justice Stevens
George Ryan
Ryan
George
Illinois
Jim Ryan
Jim
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N.M. News Services
Franklin Pierce
Thomas Jefferson
James Buchanan
Ryans
O'Rica Winder
Jodi Wilgoren
New York Times
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Vermont
William F
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