Winners and losers in the post 9 11 coalition shifts
Powell seeks a lasting coalition like Baker but faces long war aims. Putin gains strategic leverage with NATO reform talk alongside Britain and Pakistan. Sharon is a loser as U S support wanes in the Palestinian clash. Europe loses primacy, Britain photos a high profile role, and others rush to Washington hoping for standing. The euro may remind Europe of its limited power when united.
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Ariel Sharon
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Letter to judge condemns Farr board pay ruling
Open letter to U S Bankruptcy Court Judge James Starzynski condemns a $750000 award to Farr’s board chairman George Golleher and vice chairman Greg Mays. Writer questions impact on workers and calls for discharge or heavy fines for the judge and for jail for company officers over alleged fraud.
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Greg Mays
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United Way drive targets Roswell area goal
Twenty five years ago on October 22 1976 the Roswell United Way campaign reached nine percent of its 220000 goal as Dave Karners aimed at a target held by Roberta Lord. Fred Gibson will become Roswell Realtor Board president at the annual banquet at the Roswell Country Club with outgoing president Paul Dollahan. Also three Roswell High seniors Lenore Kenney Karen Oracion and Loretta Pere contend for 1976 AHS homecoming queen as the Roswell Coyotes face the Clovis Wildcats at halftime.
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Roberta Lord
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Chaves County
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Gibson and Co. Realtors
Roswell
Paul Dollahan
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AHS
Lenore Kenney
Karen Oracion
Loretta Pere
Roswell Coyotes
Clovis Wildcats
Redistricting Questions in New Mexico Court Skirmishes
Ongoing redistricting battle in New Mexico raises questions about court venues whether to sue state or federal court and whether the governor must hire his attorney or use the attorney general. The conflict features a governor and Legislature of opposite parties and potential court-drawn districts for the Legislature Congress and Board of Education.
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Bruce King
House
New Mexico
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Antonin
Scalia
Patricia Madrid
Jerry Apodaca
Toney Anaya
Garvey Carruthers
Hal Stratton
Madrid
Johnson
Powell Visits South Asia Amid Kashmiri Tensions
Secretary of State Colin Powell travels to Pakistan and India as Kashmir remain a flashpoint. Pakistan faces a general strike backed by Taliban supporters while India and Pakistan exchange clashes near the Kashmir line of control, raising risk of regional instability.
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Young feel Anthrax scare more than older Americans
A column notes younger adults fret over Anthrax fears while older generations draw on wartime memories. It cites test delays and demand for antibiotics, contrasts past civic access with current security, and reflects on freedoms and the threat posed by terrorism to daily life.
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