Bush Maintains Hard Line Toward Iraq Attack
President Bush pursues a path involving Congress and the United Nations Security Council while keeping options open. He seeks support from major powers, anticipates inspections may reveal evidence of chemical or biological weapons, and argues for possible force if Iraq denies cooperation.
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Residents urge Roswell to support downtown merchants
Marcus Douglas Ryan calls on Roswell residents to back local merchants and improve Main Street traffic. He criticizes conflict between community groups and officials, warns merchants may leave, and urges pedestrian friendly measures to boost business and tourism.
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Roswell Realtors Honor Roll At Rolling With Roswell Banquet
Roswell Board of Realtors President elect Sherlen Taylor presided over the Rolling With Roswell awards banquet and auction to raise funds for realtor scholarships. Darlene Klassen led a voter registration drive at Goddard High School. Barbara J. Kelly led the Roswell Legal Secretaries Association with Shirley Mantelli and Sylvia Sisneros in officer roles.
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Marty faces off with minnows in water dispute
Santa Fe opinion piece details Albuquerque Mayor Chavez’s battle over silvery minnows and water stored in federal dams after Judge Parker’s ruling under Endangered Species Act interpretation. It notes potential appeals, possible congressional action, plus Chavez’s poll-led support and governance critique.
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Notable events on October 13 through history
Highlights include the White House cornerstone laid in 1792 and Claudius I death in 54, the U S Navy origin in 1775, B nai B rith founded in 1843, Texas constitution ratified in 1845, Italy declaring war in 1943, Aachen entered by Allied forces in 1944, Nixon and Kennedy televised debate in 1960, Virginia Woolf Broadway opening in 1962, and Ed Sullivan death in 1974.
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Virginia Woolf
Edward Albee
Ed Sullivan
Sue Thomas F B Eye premieres on PAX with upbeat claims
Critics may pan the two hour season premiere but viewers are likely to embrace Sue Thomas F B Eye. The show follows a driven deaf woman who overcomes low expectations in Washington DC as she seeks advancement while facing discrimination. Deanne Bray delivers a credible performance with her hearing dog Levi.
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First shots in Lincoln County War spark violent clash
The Lincoln County War erupts when Sheriff Brady’s posse arrives at John Tunstall’s ranch to seize cattle and property to satisfy debts owed by Alexander McSween. Tunstall’s men and John Chisum react, and Tunstall is killed by Billy Morton and Jesse Evans, prompting rapid formation of the Regulators and mounting legal actions by McSween and Wilson. Governor Axtell visits Lincoln as two armed factions claim legal authority.
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