Bush targets terrorists by freezing financial assets
The administration freezes assets of 27 organizations and individuals linked to al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden in a broad bid to disrupt funding. It warns foreign banks to cooperate or face U.S. asset freezes as investigators trace the money trail behind the Sept 11 attacks.
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Bush
United States
Pentagon
World Trade Center
United States of America
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaeda
Kenya
Turkey
Tajikistan
bin Laden
Sudan
Roswell Couple Urges Solidarity Against Local Terrorists
A Roswell letter to the editor calls for community unity against local gangs and terrorism inwardly, urging support for law enforcement and positive civic contribution. The authors reference national heroes and the armed forces and emphasize a wakeup call for Roswell.
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New York City
Roswell
Mrs. B. Newton
Roswell Poem to bin Laden Dear Editor
A reader letter from R A Ridout denounces Osama bin Laden, accusing him of cowardly deeds and cursing his fate with fiery hell. The poem expresses strong condemnation and religious judgment toward the attacker.
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bin Laden
Osama bin Laden
Hell
Roswell Gridiron Pupils Clash In Friday Action
Roswell Coyote Mike Kluk outraced Artesia defenders for a near miss pass as Roswell Bulldogs won 55-6. New Mexico Military Institute Colts rolled to 33-14 over Tucumcari with Bruce Fillpot rushing 428 yards on 22 carries and Hank Duncan 109 yards on 22 carries. Roswell librarian Tyron Emerick teams with architect R C Alley Jr. to unveil Roswell Public Library plans during Festival 76 week.
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Mike Kluk
Artesia
Bulldogs
Larry Ivy
Jimmy Hamilton
New Mexico Military Institute Colts
Tucumcari Rattlers
Willis
Bruce Fillpot
Hank Duncan
Roswell
Tyron Emerick
R.C. Alley Jr
Roswell Public Library
Truth is a casualty of war in modern journalism
After the attacks on New York and Washington, the piece argues newsrooms must balance patriotism with questioning government policy. It cites coverage from Fox News CNN and the Wall Street Journal, warns against war-time cheerleading, and stresses presenting facts and diverse opinion.
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Hiram Johnson
New York City
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Fox News
America United
Wall Street Journal
Osama bin Laden
bin Laden
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Eisenhower
Nazi Germany
Phillip Knightley
Edwin Stanton
Stanton
Saudi Arabia
John F. Kennedy
New York Times
Kennedy
William Randolph Hearst
Paul Scott Mowrer
Chicago Daily News
Netanyahu warns on terrorism and civilization’s survival
Former Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu testifies before the House Committee on Government Reform and meets senators, arguing that terrorism sustains itself through nations like Syria and Iran. He cites his brother’s death and urges vigilance to defend liberty and civilization.
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Iran
Iraq
Libya
The Vision of John Kenneth Galbraith in His Later Years
The famed economist John Kenneth Galbraith, nearing 93, reflects on his life from farmer’s son to Harvard professor. He recalls 1972, McGovern, Schumpeter’s clashes, and journalism pay, noting how beliefs shaped his path and the era’s political shifts.
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Ronald Reagan
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Roosevelt
Joe Kennedy
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Joe
London
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