Open borders vs security a national self defense debate
The piece argues for tighter tracking of foreign visitors entering the United States to prevent terrorism. It links visa overstays and temporary visas to security risks, urging INS reform, computer tracking, better embassy screening, and possible visa waiver tightening.
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United States
U.S
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Mark Krikorian
Center For Immigration Studies
Washington
INS
Congress
Iran
Great Britain
Norway
October 9 History Highlights Through the Years
On October 9 1701 Yale University traces its roots to the Collegiate School of Connecticut. In 1635 Roger Williams was banished from Massachusetts Bay Colony. In 1936 the first Boulder Dam generator started sending power to Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Collegiate School of Connecticut
Yale University
Roger Williams
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Rhode Island
Boulder
Hoover) Dam
Los Angeles
Calhoun Visits Roswell Amid Documentary Location Talks
Actor Rory Calhoun toured Roswell with Kim Madsen to scout sites for a forthcoming documentary. Local residents noted include Mrs. Connie Madsen's daughter as Calhoun explored potential filming locations.
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Rory Calhoun
Roswell
Kim Madsen
Connie Madsen
S. Birch Ave
New Mexico State Senate
U.S
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Wilbur Coe
S. Washington Ave
Tony Apodaca
Tim Fresquez
Audrey Eberhart
Sammy Matta
Tom Melendez
Margaret Hallock
Cruz Apodaca
Ralph Fresquez
Byron Eberthart
Daniel Matta
Tony Melendez
Dean Hallock
Berthold flap echoes old New Mexico clashes
The UNM controversy over history professor Richard Berthold's post Sept 11 remark sparks political pressure and debates on academic freedom. Former UNM president Ferrel Heady recalls past campus upheavals, noting Berthold is a gifted teacher but an attention seeker.
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Albuquerque
Ferrel Heady
University of New Mexico
Richard Berthold
Pentagon
Heady
UNM
Bedlam
Berthold Saga
Berthold
William Fuller
Fuller
Bill Gordon
Bush discovers need for strong federal government in crisis
The text argues that crisis years shifted President Bush toward relying on the federal government to address national threats. It cites Watergate lessons era figures, 9 11 impact, and Bush’s expanded use of federal departments and agencies to mobilize against terrorism while balancing state role. It notes constant contact with foreign leaders and advisers shaping retaliatory options.
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Washington
Bush
America
Jimmy Carter
George W. Bush
World Trade Center
Pentagon
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IAS
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Helen
Thomas
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Pakistan
Taliban
Karachi
William F
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