Open hearings in immigration court face conflicting rulings
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel argues that secret deportation hearings undermine constitutional openness. It notes a Philadelphia appeals court allowing closures after the September 11 attacks, contrasts it with Cincinnati’s ruling, and urges the Supreme Court to set a uniform standard preserving open trials unless a judge provides convincing evidence for secrecy.
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Parade absence of cadets sparks letter to editor
A Roswell reader criticizes the ENM Fair Board and Ms. Byrne for excluding New Mexico Military Institute cadets from the Eastern New Mexico Fair parade. The letter urges inclusive planning, notes cadet families visiting from many states, and calls for better parade placement and civility in future events.
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Roswell
Mesa Middle School Chorus Directors Named
25 YEARS AGO Oct. 15 1977 Mesa Middle School announced chorus directors Roberta Allen Steve Castello Celia Cooper and Joe Sanchez Sandi Bailey and Laura Elkins won the What it means to me to be an American essay contest sponsored by the Roswell Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Steve Castello
Celia Cooper
Joe Sanchez
Sandi Bailey
Laura Elkins
Roswell Daughters of the American Revolution
Negative ads in Campaign 2002 New Mexico races
A columnist debates the flood of negative political ads in New Mexico as Campaign 2002 winds down. It contrasts Richardson Sanchez and Wilson Romero campaigns, notes allegations of lies and misrepresentations, and cites analysts who question what counts as negative campaigning.
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Bush Fails to Make War Case for Iraq
A Chicago Tribune editorial questions President Bush s push for war against Iraq arguing he has not made a convincing case. It notes motives behind the push including electoral aims and oil control while contrasting past sanctions and current troop deployments with the president s rhetoric about Saddam Hussein.
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Contrasting Latin America and China in a day of global turmoil
A single day’s news spans Argentina’s debt rescheduling and Peronist legacy, Brazil’s leftist rise, Venezuela’s mass protests, and China’s mercantile turn amid religious tension. It also notes Moscow’s Dzerzhinsky statue controversy and local U S politics in California with Davis and Simon linked to campaign dynamics.
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Nicholas II
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