Nation at war after terrorist attacks on New York and Washington
This statement declares the United States is at war following hijackings that struck the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. It notes casualties estimates, recalls Pearl Harbor, and calls for unity, careful investigation, and eventual decisive retaliation against those responsible.
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World Trade Center
New York City
Pentagon
Washington
Pittsburgh
Pearl Harbor
Sen
Chuck Hagel
R-Neb
Congress
Japan
Pacific
United States
Bush
Afghanistan
U.S
Osama bin Laden
Taliban
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
West Bank
Nablus
Pioneer Savings appoints new vice president
Jeffrey Smith selected as vice president of Pioneer Savings and Trust. President William McAlpine announced he and his family will relocate to Roswell soon.
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Pioneer Savings and Trust
Jeffrey Smith
Pioneer
William McAlpine
Roswell
Roswell Girls Club
Charles Smith
George Wilson
Wilshire Mall
Pecos Garden Club
Bettie Kardos
Moses
Virginia Harris
Claribel Smith
Roswell Space Pioneer Goddard Legacy Highlighted in History
Roswell commemorates Goddard era with a museum wing and Goddard Days Festival in October. Dave Clary writes a definitive Goddard biography noting his clashes over patent rights, wartime secrecy, and a 30 year head start lost to the United States, finally aided by Guggenheim and Lindbergh.
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Santa FE
Roswell
Robert H. Goddard
America
Goddard
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Dr. Goddard
Dave Clary
U.S
Germany
England
United States
Clary
Harry Guggenheim
Charles Lindbergh
Wen Ho Lee
Army
Werner von Braun
Guggenheim
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Conditions Set for Reparations Debate and Proposals
A columnist argues about reparations for slavery and current injustices, proposing criteria to qualify recipients. He favors tracing lineage, restricting those with out-of-wedlock births, treatment of drug or prison status, means-testing, mentorship by successful Blacks, and ending affirmative action tied to reparations.
Tax cut prospects dim as gas prices rise and redistricting drags
Gov Gary Johnson faces stiff Democratic resistance to a permanent income tax cut as lawmakers delay negotiations until redistricting ends. Leaders cite volatile natural gas prices, rising education and Medicaid costs, and a looming budget push as reasons to postpone tax talks.
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Lujan
Romero
Legislative Finance Committee
Corrections Department
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Jay Miller
Northern Ireland
Sudan
U.N
U.N. Conference
Jesse Jackson
Cal Thomas
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