Red Cross volunteers return from New York
Three Rio Hondo Red Cross volunteers Jim Lilley Ron McKay and Inez Steed returned after 21 days near ground zero in New York They flew from El Paso to LaGuardia on Delta Airlines which donated air fare They worked at Pier 94 the Marriott and Gateway outreach center assisting victims and workers with mass care housing feeding and referrals during the largest scale relief effort in U S history.
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State of
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Outreach Center
Gateway
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Manhattan
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Cross
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New York State
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Odyssey snaps first Mars image after arrival in orbit
NASA’s 2001 Mars Odyssey released its initial Mars photo from a 17,000 mile distance. The 1300 mile south polar swath shows water and carbon dioxide ice with temperature contrasts from sunlit areas at freezing to dark regions at minus 184 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Red Planet
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Arizona State University
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Odyssey
Burpo Declares Candidacy for New Mexico Governor
Albuquerque resident Burpo says he is financially secure not a millionaire and names Sanchez and Richardson as the two real millionaires running for governor. He plans to run in the Republican primary against Walter Bradley and John Sanchez, with Bill Richardson as a possible Democrat. He has committed 50000 to his campaign and will raise funds across the state, with some out of state support. He lists two adult children, Greg and Jennifer.
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Burpo
Sanchez
Richardson
Walter Bradley
John Sanchez
Bill Richardson
Albuquerque
Greg
Jennifer
Austin
U S air campaign in Afghanistan faces cautious front line push
The United States began air strikes on October 7 to pressure the Taliban over bin Laden. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld said strikes targeted front lines, with 80 percent aimed at defenses, while a small number of troops coordinated with opposition forces. FBI warned of possible attacks. Britain urged support as Ramadan nears. Front-line bombs hit Jalalabad Kandahar and north of Kabul as opposition prepares 800 to 1,000 elite troops for a march on the capital.
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al- Qaida
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Defense
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FBI
Tony Blair
Afghanistan
Britain
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Northern Alliance
Geoff Hoon
Kabul
Mazar-e-Sharif
Jalalabad
Kandahar
Taliban
Hadi Abdul Khalq
Chaman
Pakistan
Talogan
Saeed Jaffar
Jennings Reflects on Senate Ouster and Quorum Question
Jennings challenges the ouster as politics and notes he was unaware of a vote. He questioned whether a quorum existed for the meeting and recalled his past losses and disputes with colleagues. He says he is not planning to contest and accepts the shift as part of the political game.
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