Nelson steps down as Roswell Chamber CEO in favor of Shawn Hughes
Sylvie Nelson relinquishes interim role after guiding Roswell Chamber of Commerce through transition. Hughes named new chief executive officer while Nelson remains key adviser amid economic development shifts and ongoing priorities in business retention and retirement services.
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Sylvie Nelson
Roswell
Nelson
Chamber
Chaves County Economic Development Foundation
Hughes
Lloyd Hughes
Eastern New Mexico University
War against fundamentalism and the world’s future
In a letter to the editor William M. Shaw Jr. argues the war is against fundamentalism in all forms not tied to a single faith. He warns that various extremisms from religious to ecological and political groups threaten liberal democracy and the nation’s unity. The piece condemns extremism while defending free thought.
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Osama bin Laden
Jerry Falwell
Pat Robertson
William M. Shaw
Roswell
Leaves Fall as Yard Work Opens Roswell Autumn
25 YEARS AGO Oct. 26 1976 Roswell residents report leaves turning and yard work beginning Alvin Phillips 69 209 E Summit Sr rakes for customers two weeks Campaign visit by Cleo Montoya sister in law of U S Senator Joseph Montoya D N M opponent Harrison Jack Schmidt Montoya pursues Spanish speaking voters Rudy Gonzales earns bachelor of science from University of Texas in Austin son of Epifenio and Mrs Gonzales of Roswell
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Roswell
Alvin Phillips
E. Summit Sr
A.J. Ely
Kentucky Ave
Cleo Montoya
U.S
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Harrison
Jack” Schmitt
Montoyas
Teresa Montoya
Rudy Gonzales
University of Texas In Austin
Epifenio Gonzales
New Mexico Economy Faces Job Losses After Sept. 11 Attacks
Before Sept. 11 economists expected 9,000 new jobs but now project 5,500, a 3,500 decline. Rural areas face weakened growth with tourism hit. airline layoffs could reach 700 statewide. Officials launch a public-private tourism drive to spur travel and stave off layoffs while noting pockets like Tucumcari and Gallup with little drop in activity.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Larry Waldman
University of
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Waldman
State Department of Tourism
Janet Green
Green
West
Texas
Denver
Colorado
Tucumcari
Gallup
Roswell
Filomena Almanza
Yink
Osama bin Laden
ABC
CBS
Approval rating brings clout for Bush war leadership
President Bush enjoys a 90 percent approval amid wartime leadership, boosting leverage to lead anti terror efforts and push economic plans. Democrats warn clout may not sway domestic policy, while lawmakers press for bipartisan tone on security measures and aid packages.
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Washington
Bush
Republican
America
Senate
Cuba urged to stay on list of terrorist sponsors
The CIP argues Cuba should remain on the U S list of state sponsors of terrorism while critics say the link to Islamic groups is unclear. The piece notes ETA refuge in Cuba and ties with the IRA and Colombian rebels, plus exiles like Joanne Chesimard and Victor Gerena. It cites Castro’s May trip to Iran, Syria and Libya.
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Havana
Castro
Middle East
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Cuba
State Department
Center For
Latin America
Africa
Spain
IRA
Niall Connolly
Colombia
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Joanne Chesimard
New Jersey
Iran
Syria
Libya
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Cuban American National Foundation
Victor Manuel Gerena
Puerto Rico
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New York
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Roger E
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