Guest worker program could ease illegal immigration debate
The piece argues for a guest worker program to reduce illegal immigration. It emphasizes legal protections for workers, non discriminatory inclusion of all nations, and tying reform to economic development in Mexico. It cautions the U S cannot solve global poverty alone but supports targeted employment avenues.
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Today in History 252nd day of 2001 overview
A brief history roundup notes events on September 9 across years including the 31st state California joining the union in 1850 and NBC creation in 1926. It also mentions Mao Zedong's death in 1976 and Allied landings at Salerno and Taranto in 1943.
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California
Union
Roswell News Summary 1976 Local Updates
Nancy E. Wilson plans radio school after enlisting in the U S Navy for radio training. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Wilson of 701 N Beech Ave Roswell. ENM State Fair Board official Burton Brown Jr collects early fair books for 1976 distribution at Roswell banks and businesses. City leaders discuss leasing the Wool Bowl to the district and a draft lease is under consideration. track funding remains unaffordable for the city.
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Nancy E. Wilson
U.S. Navy
Sam Wilson
Beech Ave
Roswell Independent School District
H. Fred Pomeroy
Roswell
Jerry Smith
Burton Brown Jr
Eastern
Pueblos mark 1680 revolt with ceremonies and treks
The Pueblos of New Mexico celebrated the 1680 Revolt anniversary on August 10 with ceremonies and a trek linking pueblos including a visit to the Hopis who sheltered militants. Historians like Marc Simmons frame the revolt as The First American Revolution, contrasting colonial abuses with later governance and land retention.
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New Mexico
Po'Pay
Arizona
Marc Simmons
England
East
Jefferson
Simmons
Mexico City
Bernardo Lopez de Mendizabal
Lopez
Socorro
This Day in History Highlights for September 9
On the date September 9 events span 1776 the Continental Congress made United States official, 1850 California becomes 31st state, 1943 Salerno and Taranto landings, 1948 North Korea founded, 1956 Elvis on Ed Sullivan, 1957 civil rights bill passage, 1971 Attica siege begins, 1990 Liberian president Doe killed.
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Mao Tse-tung
Beijing
Continental Congress
United States
United Colonies
California
Union
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Radio Corporation of America
Salerno
Taranto
People’s Democratic
Samuel K. Doe
Racism Debate Echoes in U S Durban Summit Absence
Discussion centers on U S portrayal of racism issues after Bush statement about lingering racism in America and the decision to send a low level delegation to the Durban conference. Critics question the lapse in leadership and willingness to address reparations and Zionism as racism topics.
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Bush
United States
Durban
South Africa
Colin Powell
Ari Fleischer
Land Grant Dispute Unfolds Over 1841 Beaubien and Miranda Claim
The 1841 petition for a land grant by Charles Beaubien and Guadalupe Miranda, tied to a vague description, led to the Maxwell Grant dispute. Officials questioned the size and boundaries, with surveys halted, and legal forces limiting the grant to about 22 square leagues. Maxwell later sold the claim to an English consortium, and after decades of legal maneuvering, a patent was finally pursued under political pressure.
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Guadalupe Miranda
Manuel Armijo
Beaubien
Miranda
Maxwell
Lucien Maxwell
Santa Fe
Guadalupe Hidalgo
Congress
New Mexico
T. Rush Spencer
Spencer
William W. Griffin
Cimarrón
Joseph H. Wilson
General Land Office
Washington
Wilson
Colorado
New Mexico Territory
Cox
Ca Schurz
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