World Opinion on Temple Mount Dilemma
A Jerusalem Post guest editorial argues Israel must balance resisting Arab violence with avoiding inciting Jewish extremists. It warns against favoritism in housing and permits, urging equal municipal services and law adherence for all Jerusalemites.
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Temple Mount
Israel
Third Templars
The
Mount
Temple
Jerusalem
Jerusalem Post
Karadzic Trials Face Delays Mirroring Milosevic Fate
Sudsvenska Dagbladet notes Karadzic plans to delay his own defense for about two more years and possibly repeat Milosevic’s fate as the ICTY in The Hague neared verdicts on Balkan war crimes. Milosevic died in custody in 2006 before verdict.
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Slobodan Milosevic
Balkans
International War Tribunal
The
Hague
Radovan Karadzic
Karadzic
Roswell children receive fan letters from famed authors
In 1983-84 Chisum Elementary fifth graders wrote fan letters to Wilson Rawls and Richard Peck and each author replied personally thanking the students for reading their books and encouraging continued reading. Mary Mikel Fish is featured artist of the month at Roswell Public Library with past shows at local arts venues.
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Vicki Thompson
Chisum
Wilson Rawls
Richard Peck
Mary Mikel Fish
Roswell
T Rex money hides in plain sight in war budget debate
New Mexico legislators confront a 2010 deficit as National Priorities Project cites a 689 billion gap across 48 states, dwarfed by a 704 billion Pentagon budget. Comerford links rising military costs to cuts in social programs, noting 2001–08 spending growth outpaced civilian funding and detailing potential federal aid cuts affecting health and energy assistance.
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New Mexico
National Priorities Project
Jo Comerford
Pentagon
Sen
Ev Dirksen
Linda Bilmes
Harvard Public Finance
Congress
Bush
Texas
Persian Gulf
Afghanistan
Capitol Hill
Comerford
Department of Defense
Obama Faces Mixed Message on Recovery Progress
Washington report outlines Obama balancing credit for 3.5 percent Q3 growth with caution on persistent unemployment. Experts credit stimulus and bank stabilization for help, while noting unemployment near 10 percent and midterm political risk.
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Obama
Ladies who Lunch fundraisers unite to aid women and children
In Raleigh and Washington women form giving circles to pool funds for grants typically at least 25000. The Four Blondes started as a casual meal and now lead donors from diverse groups to back clinics mental health centers and after school programs. The Raleigh circle requires 1200 annual dues over five years with voting on grants, reflecting a historic pattern of women uniting to aid the vulnerable.
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N.C
Cokie
Washington
Republic
Ladies of
New York
Society For the Relief of
Colored Female Religious and Moral Soci
Ety
Salem
Mass
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