Abe in Beijing seeks joint front on North Korea
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe traveled to Beijing on October 8 for summit talks with top Chinese leaders to press for pressure on North Korea over its nuclear program. Beijing pledged cooperation as the two nations, along with South Korea, push for a coordinated response and quicker trust to enable instant hot line communications.
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Nuclear North Korea reshapes Asia and China must act
The piece argues Kim Jong-il's North Korea is now a nuclear power, notes China’s past support and the danger to regional stability, and urges Beijing to join Japan and the US in containment. It says North Korea acts from self interest to secure its regime, and calls for a mature, united response to avert chaos.
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Roswell Soldiers Complete Fort Bliss Training Course
Pfc Phillip B Shamas and Pvt Richard J Peralta completed a Vulcan Crewman Course under One Station Unit Training at Fort Bliss Texas. Both are sons of Roswell residents. David Allen named Roswell Boys Club Boy of the Month for October, a Mesa Middle School seventh grader and candidate for Boy of the Year.
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English language debate returns to ballots and borders
A Santa Fe piece argues English language measures reemerge on state and national ballots amid immigration debate. It notes past English-only efforts, the rise of bilingual generations, and forecasts of English likely remaining a business and science lingua franca while global multilingualism persists.
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Bush's shifting Iraq war justifications outlined
President Bush keeps revising why the United States is in Iraq moving from weapons of mass destruction to a broader struggle between good and evil. With no WMD found after 3 1/2 years and Republican support waning, the president ties the war to democracy promotion and terrorism prevention, while Cheney raises the stakes.
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Baker's Bid to Save Bush Presidency Faces Iraq Report
James Baker III leads a bipartisan Iraq Study Group seeking credible exit options for George W. Bush as public discontent grows and insiders debate whether the president will alter course. Baker, a longtime ally, weighs cautious, finish-line proposals amid rising violence and Congressional pressure.
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