Muslim nations reject bin Laden links to Islam in Qatar conference
A 56 member Islamic conference in Qatar unanimously rejected terrorists ties to Islam and condemned the attacks on America. Leaders insisted Muslim nations oppose violence and urged not to harm civilians while supporting the fight against terrorism. The meeting echoed broad Muslim support for America’s retaliation against terrorists.
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Afghanistan
America
Qatar
Morocco
Atlantic
Indonesia
Pacific
Iran
Turkey
Osama bin Laden
bin Laden
Mullah Omar
United States
Sheik Hamad bin Khalifa al- Thani
Iraq
Britain
Sheik Yusuf al-Qaradawi
Local residents thank kindness after returning lost dog
A Roswell family expresses gratitude to Suzi Marquez and her sons Mark and Robert for finding and caring for their lost dog Lucky Shelby until reunion. They praise community helpers including Mike Bush of the Roswell Daily Record for publishing the letter and area businesses for flyers.
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Suzi Marquez
Mark
Robert
Lucky
Lucky Shelby
Shelby
Mike Bush
Lopez Named New Mexico Athlete of the Year 1976
Nancy Lopez of Roswell earned the 1976 New Mexico Athlete of the Year honor, chosen by a panel of sportswriters and sportscasters at Albuquerque Hilton Inn. she did not attend the dinner while studying for Tulsa University exams. Angel and Aramis Petrelli earned B S degrees in physical education from Eastern New Mexico University Portales, sons of Antonio Petrelli. Randy Hobbs also earned a B S degree from ENMU Portales, son of Cande Viera.
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Nancy Lopez
Roswell
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Hilton Inn
Tulsa University
Angel
Aramis Petrelli
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Battle over New Mexico highways heats up
Santa Fe lawmakers clash with the Highway Department over funding and route choices as plans to widen U.S. 70 through Lincoln County and four-lane U.S. 285 north of Santa Fe spark regional tensions. Critics warn of costly, slow-moving projects and political maneuvering ahead of the 2002 session.
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Santa FE
Highway Commission
Ruidoso
Roswell
Hondo Valley
New Mexico
Rio Grande Corridor
Espanola
Pojoaque Pueblo
Pojoaque
Pueblo
Lucky Varela
Legislative Finance Committee
Johnson
State 44
Bernalillo
Bloomfield
Pete Rahn
Media blamed as press missed early warning signs of terror
The article argues media complicity in failing to heed warnings before Sept 11 and other threats. It traces media lapses from 1979s religious right to 1925 Scopes era, criticizing coverage that favored ratings over factual, contextual reporting and noting ongoing neglect of radical religious movements and Islamic extremism.
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PBS
Bill Moyers
Bush Turns Post 9 11 Moment Into Presidency
The piece argues George W. Bush gained legitimacy after Sept 11 as firemen linked him to national sacrifice. It portrays him as a leader chosen by a grateful public and cites his mission to deliver justice for the victims. The author reflects on class pride and a book promoting the same view.
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Washington
George W. Bush
Bush
World Trade Center
New York
Rehnquist
Supreme Court
Florida
Free Press
Newspaper Enterprise Assa
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