Academic freedom debate at UNM after Berthold remark
A UNM professor Richard Berthold faces calls for dismissal after saying Anyone who can blow up the Pentagon has my vote. He apologizes while supporters urge free speech and critics demand accountability. The piece defends academic freedom yet calls for more departmental diversity and responsibility.
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Richard Berthold
University of New Mexico
Pentagon
Washingto
UNM
Berthold
Thank You Note Celebrates ENMU Child Development AA Graduate
A former Levi Strauss employee who completed an AA in child development at ENMU thanks the college and its staff. The letter highlights financial aid from Levi Strauss, NM unemployment support, and gratitude to advisors instructors tutors lab supervisors and support staff including Avon Wilson and Judy Armstrong.
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ENMUR
Levi-Strauss
Levi
Patton
Kinness
Salas
Teresia Parson
T.D. Waggoner
Taylor
Olguin
Andy Jamison
Boswell
Trujillo
Garcia
Gray
Michael
Burleson
Suzanne Berry
D’arezzo
Bugnand
Ms. Witt
Ronie
Nancy
Avon Wilson
Rosela Romero
Judy Armstrong
Thompson and McClellan race for District 32 Senate seat
In 1976 race for District 32 Senate incumbent Democrat R E Thompson seeks a second term against Republican oilman Jack McClellan. Also noted Lisa Ann Seale named small business consultant at NMSU and Jaycees fund the Kenny Allison Trust Fund for a heart surgery
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R.E. Thompson
Jack McClellan
Sen. Thompson
Senate
Lisa Ann Seale
New Mexico State University
Verla Seale
Carver Drive
NMSU
Small Business Institute
Brian Toney
Roswell Jaycees
Kenny Allison
Roswell State Bank
We cannot stop terrorism a frank opinion piece
In a provocative column Jay Miller argues terrorism is an enduring reality beyond perfect control. He critiques military and economic strategies, questions aid and cultural impact, and urges facing risk while living normally amid threats.
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America
Jay Miller
Millerjay
Qwest.net
Today in History Highlights from October Fourteen
Key events on this date include Chuck Yeager breaking the sound barrier in 1947 at Edwards Air Force Base California. Also noted are Hastings victory by Normans in 1066 and Theodore Roosevelt’s 1912 assault attempt in Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Air Force
Charles E. “Chuck” Yeager
Edwards Air Force Base
California
William the Conqueror
Hastings
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Denison
Texas
Theodore Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Nazi Germany
League of Nations
Erwin Rommel
Adolf
Security everyone's business
Tom Ridge urges public vigilance as a key defense in homeland security after Bush's terrorism pledge. He recalls Kennedy's moon goal and notes potential setbacks, urging citizens to be informed and ready to act, citing an American Airlines incident where passengers subdued a deranged man.
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Tom Ridge
America
Homeland Security
Ridge
John F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy
Bush
American Airlines
Fountain exploits recall TV cowboy serials
A reminiscence traces Albert Jennings Fountain from Staten Island birth in 1838 to California reporter life, Civil War service, and the California Column march toward the Butterfield route, including clashes with Apaches near Apache Pass and subsequent actions.
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Albert Jennings
Roy Rogers
Albert Long
Staten Island
New York
California
James H. Carleton
Fountain
New Mexico
Carleton
Arizona
Butterfield
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