Blair backs U S on Iraq in bid for global support
Prime Minister Blair defended action against Saddam Hussein and urged international backing for the U S led push. Russia warned it would veto any Security Council measure and urged reinstatement of U N weapons inspectors to avert war. Iraq offered talks on inspectors only if sanctions end and sovereignty is restored.
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London
Saddam Hussein
Tony Blair
Iraq
Russia
Baghdad
U.N. Security Council
Saddam
U.N
Blair
Washington
Labor Party
Bush
U.S
Britain
America
England
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
United States
Jacques Chirac
Gerhard Schroeder
Igor Ivanov
Moscow
Security Council
Naji Sabri
5 000 Flowers Exhibit Honors 9 11 Victims at ENMU Roswell
ENMU Roswell art department presents a memorial exhibit titled 5 000 Flowers at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center from today through Sept 27 with a Friday 3 to 5 p.m. reception. About a dozen pieces by ENMU Roswell and ENMU Ruidoso faculty feature flowers to contrast with the Sept 11 attacks.
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Eastern New Mexico University- Roswell
Roswell Convention and Civic Center
Civic Center
Enmu-Roswell
Enmu-Ruidoso
Jennie Bower
Bower
Ruidoso
Albuquerque
Carol Adamec
Sondra Diepen
United States
Dorothy Peterson
Barbara Posuniak
Nancy Phillips
Bob Phillips
Alan Trever
Susan Weir-Ancker
Judy Pekelsma
Laura Flynn
Karen Reeder
Richard Knadle
Enm-Ruidoso
ENMU
Roswell
Roswell Civic and Convention Center
Roswell Symphony Orchestra Opens 43rd Season With Pops
The Roswell Symphony Orchestra hosted a free Labor Day pops concert at Spring River Park and Zoo drawing hundreds for a sun soaked show. Maestro John Farrer praised the large crowd while the program ranged from La Peri to West Side Story and William Tell Overture. Bank of America and the McKee Foundation funded the event as the orchestra noted the outdoor acoustics pose challenges for players and instruments.
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Spring River Park
Roswell Symphony Orchestra
RSO
John Farrer
Shirley Ann Munroe
John Philip Sousa
Andalucia
Henry Mancini
Leonard Bernstein
Rosini
Munroe
Roswell
Farrer
Five file as write-in candidates in New Mexico election
Five people filed with the state Bureau of Elections to run as write-ins in the November general election, including two in the 2nd Congressional District. George L. Dewey and Padraig Lynch filed for the 2nd District seat, while Christina Vahlsing ran for governor without a listed running mate. Sam Hitt sought the land commissioner post, and Democrat Terry Martin filed for House District 63. No county write-ins were immediately reported.
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State Bureau of Elections
Russell Means
GOP
Joe Sheen
Green Party
George L. Dewey
Veguita
Socorro County
Padraig Lynch
Roswell
Lynch
Aztec
Christina Vahlsing
Albuquerque
Secretary of State
Bureau of Elections
Denise Lamb
Wahlsing
Sam Hitt
Forest Guardians
Green
Terry Martin
Clovis
House of Representatives
Curry
DeBaca
Guadalupe
Roosevelt
Jose Campos
Seniors Forum At Wilshire Center This Friday
Seniors are invited to a 2 p.m. Friday forum at the Wilshire Center lobby 2801 N Main St. The event showcases the new Senior Circle offices and informs on the proposed Local Options Gross Receipts Tax LOGAT. Attending are Bruce Ritter Bill Pope Roswell officials and Judy Stubbs to answer questions. Hors d oeuvres and drinks will be served. Call 624 5672 for information.
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Wilshire Center
N. Main St
Senior Circle
Bruce Ritter
Bill Pope
Chaves County Development Foundation
Roswell
Bill Owen
Judy Stubbs
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