Renewing resolve after 9 11 to continue war on terrorism
The article recalls the September 11 2001 attacks and the ongoing U S effort with allies to defeat al Qaida and the Taliban in Afghanistan. It notes thwarted plots, public reminders to renew commitment, and the need to balance terror fight with other national interests while promising persistence in pursuing the mission.
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World Trade Center
New York City
Pentagon
Pennsylvania
United States
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
Northern Alliance
Afghanistan
Taliban
bin Laden
Bush
New York
Washington
Letter to the Editor on Taxes and LOGAT in Roswell
The writer argues taxes reduce discretionary income and favor lawyers and administrators. They claim Ameri ca is financially burdened and oppose LOGAT while proposing alternatives for Roswell to grow economically.
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America
United States of America
Roswell
Roswell Residents Back LOGRT Initiative For Roswell
A Roswell resident urges voting yes on LOGRT as a pathway to good jobs and clean businesses. The author argues past initiatives had mixed results but LOGRT offers an excellent chance to improve the community and urges residents to vote in favor.
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Roswell
Roswell Coyotes edge Artesia 15 14 with key plays
Thirty years ago on Sept 13 1977 Roswell High School beat Artesia 15 14 as coaches cited linebacker Jimmy Meeks on defense guard Del McGhee on offense and Gus Garza for his best hit. Lydia Louise Perry wed Wesley H Daniel Jr at Spring Lake Park.
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Roswell
Jimmy Meeks
del McGhee
Gus Garza
Coyotes
Artesia
Lydia Louise Perry
Wesley H. Daniel Jr
Spring Lake Park
New Mexico Gubernatorial Campaigns Heat Up
Political races in New Mexico move into high gear after Sept 11 observances with ads already active since June primaries. Sanchez and Richardson face fierce competition with disputed ad claims and tax accounting tactics highlighted by analysts and officials.
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Santa FE
John Dendahl
Jamie Koch
Sanchez
Alex Castellanos
The
New York Times
Castellanos
Manny
Walter Bradley
Senate
Manny Aragon
Richardson
American Federation of State
Afscme
Mili
Tary
Air Force
New Mexico
Dendahl
Bush support strong and falling a year after attacks
Americans display patriotism a year after the attacks with flags and unity. Bush's approval sits in the 60s to 70s as the economy wobbles and turnout dips in midterm primaries. Analysts question if shifting sentiment will influence politics and policy.
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Bush
Wall Street
Curtis Gans
Nonpartisan Committee For the Study
War against terrorism an opportunity lost in hindsight
One year after the 9 11 attacks the article argues the Bush administration failed to enlist global support and pursue a UN backed approach. It warns against a unilateral invasion of Iraq and calls for renewed diplomacy and allied consultation to deter further terror.
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New York
Washington, D.C
United States
Iraq
Cuba
America
Russia
Soviet Union
China
U.S
Afghanistan
Saudi Arabia
Pakistan
Washington
Bush
Dick Cheney
Donald Rumsfeld
United Nations
Security Council
Bush Administration
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