Racism Summit Crumbles At United Nations Durban
The Durban racism summit faltered as American and Israeli delegates left in protest over criticisms of attitudes toward Palestinians. The piece laments lost focus and urges the UN to push beyond blame toward confronting global issues of racism versus colonial history and tomorrow’s development needs.
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Ardoyne school gate scenes reflect Northern Ireland sectarianism
In north Belfast on Monday the Ardoyne Holy Cross primary school route saw Catholic children cling to parents as police cordons shielded them from angry Protestant crowds. Clergy call the scene a nightmare and urge peace to end a cycle of fear.
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Reader asks why street lines lack paint citywide
A letter to the editor laments missing lane markings from College Road to Main and along 2nd Street Sunset and 8th Street Union to McDonalds. The writer notes poor visibility at night and rain and criticizes a speed device by a downtown stop sign, urging placement between 8th Street and College.
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Today in History highlights 1813 battle and 1846 sewing patent
The Today in History notes recount the September 10 events including the 1813 American naval forces and the 1846 Elias Howe patent for the sewing machine. It marks the 253rd day of 2001 with 112 days remaining in the year.
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Beekeeper duo travels with 195 hives across trailers
Clyde and Anna Long owners of Traveling Bees say they pioneer mobile beekeeping with 195 hives and 8000 bees. They transport hives on trailers to pollinate plants as needed. Molly Bush born in 1876 marked centennial day at Chaves County Courthouse with Jackie Porter. Bush recently turned 100 receiving cards from President Ford and Gov. Apodaca.
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Air mail delays linked to air service cuts
A columnist examines USPS shift away from air transport, noting slower Western routes and faster Eastern routes as private truckers provide steadier service. The piece cites New Mexico delays, three day mail expectations, and broader shifts from airmail to deregulated trucking and highways.
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Bush signals readiness to cancel ABM treaty over missile defense
The Bush administration hints it may withdraw from the 1972 ABM treaty if needed to deploy robust missile defenses. Officials say a Russian accommodation would help, but Congress allies and Russia could oppose such a move. The option to withdraw requires six months notice under the treaty.
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Reno in Line to Face Bush in Florida Governor Race
The piece argues Janet Reno enters the Florida governor race as a major challenger to Jeb Bush. It surveys polling by Mason-Dixon showing Bush leading men and Reno ahead with women, and notes race, turnout, and national attention shaping the campaign. It envisions a high profile political circus with activists, funding, and potential vote-suppression claims.
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