Public health readiness questioned amid anthrax fears
The piece surveys aging U S public health systems amid anthrax threats, noting small exposure numbers but deliberate targeting. It describes a $643 million federal request to boost antibiotics and vaccines, gaps such as one vaccine maker’s FDA status, and warns that vigilance and common sense, not panic, protect citizens.
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Russia
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North Korea
Food and Drug Administration
Goodness Shines After 9 11 Attacks
The writer portrays America's response to the September 11 2001 attacks as righteous and united. They praise resilience and justice, noting widespread blood donations, fundraising, and flag displays while urging resolve against evil.
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Justice
Dole to Campaign in Roswell on NM Swing
U S Sen Robert J Dole GOP vice presidential nominee plans a Roswell visit this week, appearing at a Roswell Inn breakfast rally. Loretta Cassell and Mary Jenkins were honored as professional and business women at a Friday banquet. Navy Captain Stanley Catola, former Roswell resident and Roswell High School graduate, received an appreciation plaque for outstanding naval service.
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Roswell
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Chuck Coll
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Mary Jenkins
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Jenkins
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Stanley Catola
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Holy Loch
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GOP backs AmeriCorps Hal Rhodes 2001 NM
Article notes shifting GOP support for AmeriCorps from Clinton era opposition to current enthusiasm under President Bush. It cites Senator John McCain praising the program, Governor Johnson's backing, and NM leaders reporting increased funding and impact. Mentions 12,000 NM children served last year and broader national service goals.
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Washington Monthly
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Barbara Otto Dennis
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Gary
Johnson
Dennis
Las Cruces
John McCain
Arizona
Rubin Still Wields Influence In Post 9 11 Economic Policy
Former treasury secretary Robert Rubin, two years after leaving the Clinton administration, remains central in shaping U.S. economic policy. As Citigroup chair, he counsels both parties and works with Greenspan to steady markets, while drawing mixed reactions from Bush officials and lawmakers.
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John Ashcroft
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Lawrence Lindsey
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Ari Fleischer
Capitol Hill
Dennis Hastert
Targeted killings debate mirrors assassination terminology
The piece examines how terms like assassination and targeted killings shape views of violence involving Israel, the United States, and Palestinian groups. It cites Sharon, Powell, BBC editors, and Reuters discussing how language reflects diplomatic tensions and differing definitions of war and strike actions.
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