World peril and the axis of evil in Bushs Iraq North Korea stance
The piece surveys U S threats from Iraq and North Korea amid Bushs push to constrain weapons of mass destruction. It contrasts Iraqs chemical and biological danger with North Koreas nuclear capabilities, notes Iran as part of an axis of evil, and cautions that even removing weapons would not guarantee global safety.
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Saddam Hussein
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Italy
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Retain Judge Jay W Forbes in Eddy County
A voter letter urges the public to retain Judge Jay W Forbes as district judge of the 5th Judicial District. It cites 32 of 36 Eddy County jury trials, high Judicial Review Committee marks, and a cleared complaint by the Judicial Standards Commission, arguing against removal.
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Forbes
Eddy County
Judicial Review Committee
New Mexico
Judicial Standards Commission
Judicial Review Commission
Gary Johnson
October Girls Highlight Service League Awards
The Service League of Chaves County names Celia Franco October Girl of the Month, Cheryl Long September Girl of the Month, and Anna Philips October Silverbelle. New Mexico Military Institute pledges 17 horses for a proposed 28 member cadet cavalry unit.
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Chaves County
Celia Franco
Cheryl Long
Anna Philips
New Mexico Military Institute
Santa Fe Voters Face Nine Proposed State Amendments
Santa Fe New Mexico voters confront nine constitutional amendments on the ballot, more than usual. The list covers property tax exemptions for veterans, lowering voting age, increasing judicial districts, land ownership by aliens, disabled veteran exemptions, government land transfers for housing, a Cesar Chavez holiday, expanded Vietnam scholarship, and renaming the Highway Commission to the Transportation Commission. The author argues many proposals are weak or risky and urges disfavor.
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Cesar Chavez
Martin Luther King
State Highway Commission
State Transportation Commission
Ex-presidents disagree on Iraq policy
Former presidents and Clinton era figures offer mixed views on Bush Iraq policy. Carter opposes a war authorization. Clinton hints at avoiding conflict if inspections work. Gore emphasizes terrorism focus. Ford sides with inspections and warns military options if Hussein blocks UN rules. Scowcroft prioritizes war on terror.
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Saddam Hussein
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GOP
Brent Scowcroft
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Debate over bilingual education fuels a partisan clash
The column argues for nuanced discussion on bilingual education versus English only immersion amid Colorado and Massachusetts referendums backed by Ron Unz. It cites research from CREDE at UC Santa Cruz showing English only learners perform similarly until high school, then diverge, and notes sharp partisan rhetoric obscures the core issue and real student stakes.
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Ron Unz
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Arizona
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Center For Research On Education, Diversity and Excellence
University of California
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