Tort reform debate gains Albuquerque Journal backing
The piece endorses John Sanchez's plan for tort reform to limit punitive damages for small businesses up to 200000 or 10 percent of net worth, with caps in nonjury and injury cases. It notes political realities and urges legislative backing ahead of elections for broad reform.
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New Mexico
John Sanchez
Sanchez
New York
Albuquerque Journal
House of Representatives
House
Closer Look at the School Voucher Debate
Dear Editor argues vouchers fail to provide true choice and may increase segregation. It notes private schools are mostly religious, vouchers cover tuition poorly, and funding should target public schools instead of promoting private options.
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Ronald Reagan
Reg Weaver
National Education Association
America
New Mexico Governor Race Shakeup Endorses John Sanchez
A local Republican letter backs John Sanchez for New Mexico governor criticizing Bill Richardson for alleged corporate scandal. The unsigned plea claims Richardson hides his misdeeds and urges voters to support Sanchez for a brighter future.
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Bill Richardson
New Mexico
Richardson
People of America
Bill Clinton
John Sanchez
Regents to Meet in Portales Over Roswell Fees
Eastern New Mexico University regents will convene in Portales to discuss student fee changes at the Roswell campus during a scheduled meeting on September 6, 1977.
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Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Roswell
Campaign Strategies and Debates Shape New Mexico Race
In Santa Fe and across New Mexico the campaigns focus on strategies and issues more than debates. Incumbents favor avoiding debates to limit opponent visibility while candidates push for appearances and more discussions. Richardson agrees to three debates Domenici to one Sanchez seeks 30 debates while dodging questions. Analysts note voters favor familiarity over debate emphasis. Sanchez touts business background while critics question attendance and bill passage in the House.
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Santa FE
Bill Richardson
Pete Domenici
John Sanchez
Richardson
Domenici
Gloria Tristani
Tristani
GOP
Rob Burpo
Sanchez
Bush
Gary Johnson
Johnson
State of
New Mexico
Garrey Carruthers
U.S
Heather Wilson
New Mexico House
Johnny Walker
Unilateralism charges renew as US ready to act
The Bush administration faces renewed allegations of unilateralism over Iraq as officials consider UN backed options or a new deadline for inspections. President Bush plans to urge world leaders and seek Congress support while keeping the option to act alone, critics say.
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Washington
Iraq
Bush
U.S
United Nations
Congress
U.N. Security Council
United States
International Criminal Court
Iraq policy must align with world will after 9 11
The piece argues for a united US approach to Iraq post 9 11, comparing Saddam to al Qaida, stressing that terror groups lack state power while Iraq has a regime. It warns unilateral invasion could boost insecurity and calls for a focused drive to secure UN backing and enforce weapons inspections.
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United States
Afghanistan
Taliban
al-Qaida
Pakistan
Iraq
White House
Saddam Hussein
Osama bin Laden
al- Qaida
America
bin Laden
Saddam
Paradise
George W. Bush
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