Hillary health care task force papers spark litigation clash
Disclosure of 246 boxes of Hillary Clinton health care task force materials fuels a lawsuit demand for full records. The cache shows Treasury warnings on costs and notes critics fear a partisan study, with key memos missing like phone slips and basic disclosures. The matter underscores concerns over White House secrecy and political influence in health policy.
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Clinton
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Margaret Williams
Treasury Department
Clintons
White House
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons
Ira Magaziner
Senior citizen critic questions radio music variety
A reader protests an August 28 editorial about radio stations and their sound, arguing distance proves little and music often blends together. They note KJOY in Albuquerque barely reaches Roswell, just 20 miles south of Vaughn, mention young bands, Willie Nelson's Star Dust success, and rely on tapes and records for variety.
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KJOY
Albuquerque
Roswell
Vaughn
Willie Nelson
Roswell Rotary honors and retiree inquiry noted
District 552 Governor Ken Tucker presented awards to Roswell club members Merrill Longwill Mack Mead and others for 1968 69 programs and museum workshop work. Roswell Retirement Services reported a record 417 inquiries from prospective retirees. Working Mothers Day Nursery honored Bill Bacon with scrolls bearing children’s handprints and footprints.
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Rotary
Ken Tucker
Gallup
Roswell
Rotary Club
Merrill Longwill
Mack Mead
Puerto Rico
Rogers Aston
Harold DeShurley
Dr. Goddard
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Katie Turner
Barbara
Paul Hubbard
Working Mothers Day Nursery
Bill Bacon
General United Fund
Attorney General race studied in Santa Fe
Inside the Capitol analyzes the New Mexico attorney general position. Udall, as elected chief lawyer, guides 71 assistant AGs, issues opinions, and sometimes defends state agencies. The office uses outside firms too, as elected officials often spar. Udall's agenda includes DUI reform, environmental actions, and litigation to block projects.
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Santa FE
Tom Udall
Udall
House
Senate
Toney Anaya
Public Service Company of
New Mexico
Ojo
Jemez Mountains
Carlsbad
Don Bruckner
Albuquerque
GOP
John Lattanzio
Bruckner
State
Young Republicans
Foley defies term limits in bid for Supreme Court test
In a 1993 fight, House Speaker Tom Foley faced pressure over Washington's term limits law. Foley rejected Rep. Jim McDermott's offer to share a legal challenge, choosing to risk his 30 year House career. Polls showed Foley trailing challenger George Nethercutt as anti-incumbent sentiment rose.
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Tom Foley
D-Wash
Jim McDermott
Foley
House of Representatives
McDermott
Washington State
Congress
Sion
Arkansas
George Nethercutt
Mississippi
Supreme Court
National Rifle Association
Does religion disqualify a Massachusetts candidate
The piece questions if religious affiliation should bar a candidate, focusing on Mitt Romney's Mormonism in Massachusetts politics and how Kennedy family views on church authority might influence voters. It probes whether church doctrines shape political loyalty and candidate accountability, citing Romney’s stance on abortion and gay rights.
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Teddy Kennedy
Houston
Jack Kennedy
Kennedy
Martin Luther
Mitt Romney
Teddy
Romney
Mormon Church
Catholic Church
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Nethercutt
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Jack Anderson
Michael Einstein
Dr. King
Martin Nolan
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William F. Buckley Jr
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