United States Iraq invasion debate calls for unity and clarity
The article argues the U S should seek broad Congress and international backing before any attack on Iraq while weighing risks of war versus waiting. It notes Saddam Hussein could exploit divisions and urges united support, inspections, and clear war aims to avoid a Vietnam like quagmire.
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Fostering Love Fell Short in System Mistreatment Claims
A reader from Roswell cites grave concerns about the Children Youth and Family Department alleging not all staff act in children’s best interest. She recounts a past foster case where three boys were moved after two months, claiming coercion toward adoption and financial pressure, and says she will defend herself while urging citizen action.
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Hodges Sworn into Army Reserve in Artesia
Bettye Sue Hodges takes the oath for the Army Reserve in Artesia. La Honda Kiwanis Club installs new officers led by president Larry Hess with Don Determan Jim Kuemer Le and Al Longman as officers.
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Bradley Johnson close to power and perilous bets
Lt. Gov. Walter Bradley lauds Gov. Gary Johnson for staying close to constituents and shaping the ombudsman role while Johnson eyes Mount Everest after leaving office. Bradley, who sold his real estate business, seeks new work as he and Johnson pursue high risk ambitions and a strengthened partnership.
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Today in History highlights key events on Oct 6
On October 6 1927 The Jazz Singer premiered marking the era of talking pictures. Other entries note the Naval War College founding in Newport 1884 Moulin Rouge opening 1889 Hitler speech 1939 Truman defense act 1949 and the 1973 Yom Kippur War actions by Egypt and Syria.
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Democrats in turmoil over San Francisco attacks in party ranks
A GOP critique accuses Democratic leaders of disarray as figures like Bonior Gephardt and McDermott are cast as critics of Bush policy. The piece recalls past fights over Nicaragua and contrasts current dissent with long standing party loyalties while noting a $6 million fundraising effort.
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Market slumps and war talk cloud 2002 election forecasts
Political veterans express uncertainty as stock market declines and Iraq war talk unsettle predictions for the 2002 midterms. Leaders like Dick Gephardt and Bill Frist caution against confident forecasting amid shifting economy, foreign affairs, and domestic issues.
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