The American way after the 9 11 attacks
The piece condemns anger and retaliation and argues the American way is to pursue justice without targeting Muslims or Arabs. It emphasizes patriotism, condemns mosque persecution, and warns that adopting terrorist methods would betray national values and empower the terrorists.
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World Trade Centers
New York City
Pentagon
Washington
U.S
Bush
America
United States
Afghanistan
Today in History highlights slot from Sept 14
Key historical notes mark events on September 14 including McKinley’s assassination 1901 Roosevelt’s succession, Key writing The Star-Spangled Banner, Scott's capture of Mexico City, Isadora Duncan's death, Selective Service Act 1940, Luna Two moon landing, Seton canonization, Grace Kelly death, Gemayel assassination.
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Associated Press
McKinley
Buffalo
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Maryland
U.S
Winfield Scott
Mexico City
Isadora Duncan
Nice
France
New York
United Nations’ World
Paul VI
Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton
Two Navy recruiters honored for high quotas in Roswell
Petty Officers George Chaves and Jim Corman received awards for achieving 180 percent of their recruiting goals in Roswell. Captain Julie DiLorenzo presented the honors, part of the New Mexico recruiting district. Three Goddard High School teachers and a counselor named as 1976 Outstanding Leaders in Education. Marine Cpl. Gilbert Barela reported for duty with the 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton Calif, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Barela and husband of Martha Trujillo.
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Navy
Roswell
George Chaves
Jim Corman
Julie DiLorenzo
New Mexico
Goddard High School
Tommie Bowen
Maurice Cadenhead
Constance Taylor
Modesto Vigil
Gilbert Barela
1St Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Joe Barela
Ohio Ave
Martha
Roy Trujillo
E. Wildy St
Redistricting Battle Grows as New Mexico confronts partisan stakes
In Santa Fe the redistricting fight heats up with a Republican governor and GOP push to gain seats. Democrats threaten delays while Texas cites its bipartisan history. Republicans argue population shifts favor more seats. Democrats cite district sizes and unopposed candidates. The debate centers on community unity versus splitting lines for political advantage.
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Santa FE
Bruce King
King
House
Ted Hobbs
Albuquerque
Johnson
Senate Democrats
Senate
State Capitol
Texas
Manny Aragon
Steve Schiff
Heather Wilson
Schiff
GOP
Wilson
Rio Rancho
Los Alamos
Rep
Hobbs
Ex presidents and the quiet role they play after office
The piece surveys how former presidents rarely counsel the sitting leader, noting George H.W. Bush's discreet advice to George W. Bush and the limited path to elder statesman status once out of office, with Ike as the lone modern exception.
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Council of
Wise Men
Bush
George H.W. Bush
Pentagon
Fort Knox
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
George Bush
Bill Clinton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Ike
U.S
Vietnam
Debate Over Bilingual Education Sparks 9th Circuit Ruling
A 9th U.S. Circuit Court decision upholds Proposition 227 enforcement allowing suits if teachers willfully use languages other than English in class. The piece argues both sides in the bilingual education debate and cites experiences from California and Arizona.
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9Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
California
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Monaco
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Lebanon
Bashir Gemayel
Jay Miller
Piig
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Tary Ari Fleischer
China
Abdullah
Middle East
Thomas
Helen
Arizona
Hernandez
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