Bali bombing tied to al Qaida in global terror war
Analysis frames the Bali blast as al Qaida linked mass murder with regional attacks in Kuwait and Yemen. Leaders call it part of a long, multi front struggle against terrorism and a sign of interconnected threats linked to Saddam regime fears.
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Rehab center admired as Roswell asset at NMRC
Cleo Dickinson praises the New Mexico Rehabilitation Center in Roswell as a valuable local facility. She notes a demanding yet caring staff, clean facilities, and high quality care during two stays for hip and knee issues.
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Leyvas Earn Gratitude for Tire Change in Roswell
A Roswell resident thanks Fernaldo and Harvey Leyva for stopping at Atkinson and changing a flat tire during noon hour. The pair refused payment and asked only for gratitude, showcasing old fashioned courtesy.
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Sierra Eagles Triumph in Middle School Football Consolation
Twenty five years ago on Oct 22, 1977 the Sierra Eagles defeated the Mesa Panthers in the consolation game of the city middle school football tournament at the Wool Bowl. The American Businesswomen's Association elected Sloan as Woman of the Year and the Roswell Jaycees hosted their annual Halloween Haunted House.
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Richardson Sanchez feud reshapes New Mexico governor race
The Santa Fe duel between Bill Richardson and John Sanchez shifts from policy to negative campaigning. Richardson trails Sanchez on some attack lines yet leads polls 46 to 37. An old 1941 law is floated as a curb on public employee laziness, with jail terms and fines for neglect of duties.
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Carter Nobel Wins Peace Prize Seen As Critique Of Iraq War
Jimmy Carter wins the Nobel Peace Prize amid praise for his lifelong peace work and mediation efforts. The citation signals opposition to President Bush’s Iraq policy, framing conflict resolution through international law and cooperation. Carter, 78, celebrated in Plains, Georgia, and noted his past mediation between Egypt and Israel.
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Kissinger Targeted In Wave Of Antiwar Criticism
Critics led by Hitchens call Kissinger a war criminal amid BBC The Trials of Henry Kissinger. The piece notes alleged Cambodian bombings and East Timor invasion deaths, while pointing to Nixon Ford as responsible for broader actions. It contrasts public outrage with Ford’s shielded role and Kissinger’s enduring prominence.
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