British soldiers in Macedonia must stay to seek stability
The death of 22 year old sapper Ian Collins after Macedonian youths attacked his armored vehicle underscores the perils of peacekeeping. Despite the risk, Britain should continue in the region to prevent wider instability and uphold international interests, as courage amid danger remains essential.
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Ian Collins
Balkans
Milosevic
Kosovo
Macedonia
Economic diversification urged for Asian tiger economies
The piece argues that the emerging Asian markets suffer from US and Japan slowdowns and a fading IT boom. It notes export dependence of Singapore and Taiwan, a declining dollar hurting growth, and urges diversification to reduce reliance on exports and strengthen sector-specific strengths.
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United States
Japan
U.S
Asia
Singapore
Taiwan
Poorest Got Nothing Dear Editor
A reader laments that many low income workers received no government relief while a CEO earned a $10 million severance and others paid taxes yet did not qualify for $300 to $600 aid. The letter questions the president's policy and its economic fairness.
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White House
Don Hatch Named President Of Chaves County Farm Group
On Sept 3 1976 Don Hatch was named president of the Chaves County Farm and Livestock Bureau with Earl Graves and Jack Langenegger as first and second vice presidents. Marge Reiser NM Museum archivist won an award for a history report and serves as nurses scholarship chair. George Smith to be honored at NMSU homecoming breakfast for James Cole Memorial Award service to the school.
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Don Hatch
Chaves County
George Smith
New Mexico State University
Smith
James Cole
Redistricting Fights Ahead in New Mexico Special Session
A Santa Fe special session looms as New Mexico lawmakers tackle redistricting amid tax cut talks and pork bills. Key players include Rep. Dan Foley Roswell and Rep. Ron Godbey Albuquerque with ongoing leadership jockeying and potential district realignments for Albuquerque and rural areas.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Dan Foley
Roswell
Ron Godbey
Albuquerque
Foley
Godbey
Gary Johnson
John Dendahl
Johnson
Dendahl
GOP
Dendahi
Ben Lujan
Sen
Rod Adair
House
Earlene Roberts
Lovington
Duke City
U.S. House
Senate
Manny Aragon
Richard Romero
Michael Sanchez
Belen
Aragon
Tim Jennings
Sanchez
Redistricting in New Mexico sparks one man one vote debate
The piece examines how New Mexico must redraw congressional and state districts after a decade of population shifts. It criticizes the Republican plan for allegedly packing minorities into a single district, highlighting alleged lack of minority input and questions about fairness and competitiveness.
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New Mexico
Public Regulatory Commission
Republican Party
U.S. Senate
Michael Collins and the Irish Civil War Legacy in Politics
A condensed look at Michael Collins as a revolutionary leader and peacemaker, his tactics against the Cairo Gang, and his lasting influence on Fianna Fail Sinn Fein and Ireland's army policy. The piece notes postrevolution politics, Beal na Biath, and ongoing debates about unity, sovereignty, and the Northern question under Fianna Fail leadership.
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Ballyvaughan
County Clare
Ireland
Michael Collins
London
Cairo
Collins
Mick Collins
Irish Free State
The
Free State
County Cork
Fianna Fail
Beal Na Biath
Noonan
Gerry Adams
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