Anthrax Letters Raise Bioterrorism Alarm and Uncertain Link
Officials report anthrax found in letters to NBC and Senator Daschle and at other sites including a Florida tabloid office and a Microsoft building. No solid links to Osama bin Laden or others. two letters postmarked Sept 18 from Trenton raise questions. authorities treat exposed individuals with antibiotics. no widespread panic.
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Canada
United States
NBC
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Trenton
N.J
Osama bin Laden
New York City
Washington
Timothy McVeigh
Florida
Roswell Letter Praises Local Vigilance Against Terrorism
A reader commends Mr and Mrs Newton for a Public Forum letter urging recognition of terrorist acts in Roswell. The writer supports strengthening police efforts and calls for community unity to drive terrorists from the area.
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Roswell
Newtons
R.E. Wells
Roswell Roswell 1976 local notes roundup
Twenty five years ago today October 17 1976 Roswell residents are highlighted. Rachel Gouveia a Roswell High School graduate teaches at Village Elementary School for the Handicapped in Hayward California. ROTC honors recognize Cadets Joe R. Allen Ben Barnett and Stephen Massey for top ten percent class standings. Valerian Val Martin Jr a former NYPD detective enjoys sharing his career memories at his Roswell home and plans to write a book.
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Rachel Gouveia
Roswell High School
Village
Hayward
Calif
Richard Gonzales
E. Forest St
Roswell
Joe R. Allen
J.R
Patsy” Allen
Fourth St
Ben Barnett
Boyd Barnett
Bandolina Ave
Stephen Massey
Wallace Massey
Walker Place
Valerian “Val” Martin Jr
New York Police Department
Baylor Ave
Martin
Barbara
Susan
NYPD
Harold Cousland remembered, Santa Fe editor dies
In recollections from Deming to Santa Fe and Las Cruces, colleagues recall Harold Cousland, longtime Las Cruces Sun-News editor, a baseball enthusiast and mentor who died after a career spanning Santa Fe and Albuquerque publications and a kidney illness. He shaped talent, attracted veterans, and led the Sun-News to rapid growth before his death.
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New Orleans
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Las Cruces
Harold
Arizona
Bill Armendariz
The
Deming Head
Deming
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Arizona Diamondbacks
Johnson
Phoenix
Arizona Republic
Albuquerque Dukes
Santa Fe Mexican
Albuquerque
Bush urged UN banner for global war on terror
Column argues the United States should lead a UN backed fight against terrorism. It notes US dominance risks retaliation, urges broad alliance including China and Russia, and references NATO support and Muslim nations' hesitations. It also discusses aims to topple the Taliban and capture Osama bin Laden, with caution from Ari Fleischer.
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Bush
United Nations
United States
U.N
China
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.N. Security Council
Organization of the Islamic Conference
U.S
United
States
Afghanistan
Osama bin Laden
Kabul
bin Laden
White House
Ari Fleischer
Fleischer
Terrorist attacks shift GOP's Hispanic pitch
The terrorist attacks halted the immigration reform push as the GOP set aside broad legalization plans to focus on border security and anti-terror measures. Bush aims to mobilize Hispanic support through education and tax cuts, while lawmakers stress enforcement and orderly immigration for future advancement.
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Washington
Congress
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Velasquez Institute
San Antonio
Texas
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Hispanic Congressional Caucus
Virginia
New Jersey
Sharon Castillo
RNC
al Cardenas
Florida Gop
Rick Swartz
Mexico
Vicente Fox
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