Female leader lashes Vatican hard line Muslims
A female leader denounces hard line positions at the Vatican and among Muslim communities, urging dialogue and reform. The remarks, reported from Page 5, highlight tensions between religious authorities and reformist voices in global faith debates.
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Political poll details from ICA AUS survey group
A national poll of 1,008 adults including 774 voters was conducted August 26 to 30 by ICA Survey Research Group of Media Pennsylvania, part of AUS Consultants. Margin of error is 4 percentage points for voters and 6 points for political subgroups. don’t know responses were omitted.
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Poll: Congress Gets Low Marks Across Nation
New York AP poll finds only 14 percent of Americans rate Congress highly as members begin a recess seen as the start of fall reelection campaigns. Two percent trust Congress to do what is right nearly always, with 12 percent trusting lawmakers most of the time, down 10 points from the start of the current Congress.
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New Mexicans celebrate Labor Day with festivals and races
President Clinton visited Bath Iron Works in Maine as workers praised adaptation to post Cold War cutbacks with unions and government backing. In New Mexico Labor Day featured Bean Day Parade in Wagon Mound with Gov Bruce King and Patricia Madrid, the 7th annual Wine Festival drawing about 30,000 visitors, a Labor Day Bash at Kirtland AFB, Santo Domingo Pueblo Arts Market, and the All American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs with a 1.6 million dollar purse. Republican Gary Johnson held a Labor Day open house and festival visits in multiple towns.
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U.S. Cuba Talks Sputter Over Refugee Plan Impasse
U S and Cuban negotiators held a one hour session on halting refugee exodus with growing signs of deadlock. Cuba proposed expanding legal immigration up to 100000 annually, while the United States offered about 20000. Protests outside the Cuban mission echoed tensions as both sides prepare for a fifth day of talks.
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Indoor shift for Roswell Symphony boosts Labor Day crowd
Roswell Symphony opened its 36th season with a free Labor Day concert moved from Spring River Park to Pearson Auditorium at the New Mexico Military Institute due to rain concerns. Hundreds attended the indoor show while high school students hosted an instrument petting zoo outside.
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Macker 3-on-3 tourney wraps with 50,000 spectators
The Gus Macker 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament concluded Sunday evening in Roswell as organizers packed up Monday after a 40 minute rain delay. More than 2,400 players occupied 42 courts with KSFX FM earning the top men’s division, Las Vegas Gamblers second, and Pepper’s third amid a larger spectator turnout than in past hot-weather years.
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