Normalcy After Tragedy Seeks New Equilibrium
In the wake of the New York and Washington attacks, the nation contends with grief and disruption while choosing to go on. Leaders urge sacrifice and vigilance, Americans resume sports and markets, and the goal remains a resilient new normal grounded in faith and freedom.
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World Trade Center
New York City
Pentagon
Washington
U.S. Stock Exchange
Daily Record
Letters Humanity pulling together
A heartfelt letter from Laurie Lovelady of Gilmore Gannaway Andrews Smith and Co. in Roswell expresses global solidarity after a tragedy. The writer thanks empathetic employers for allowing workers to donate blood and attend services as communities cope and grieve.
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United States
Laurie Lovelady
Cpa Gilmore
Gannaway, Andrews, Smith, & Co
LLC
Roswell
Outstanding players named at NMMI and community award winner
Frank Duncan and John Greenwald earned weekly honors at New Mexico Military Institute after stellar Rio Grande contest performances. Mrs. Paul McCutchen received the 1976 Roswell Police Appreciation Award for service to the community and law enforcement. Helen Casarez earned a Master of Arts degree from Pepperdine University in Los Angeles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rosendo Casarez.
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Frank Duncan
John Greenwald
New Mexico Military Institute
Rio Grande
Paul McCutchen
Gaye Drive
Roswell
Helen Casarez
Pepperdine University
Los Angeles
Calif
Rosendo Casarez
GOP Targets City Election Stir in Albuquerque Nonpartisan Races
New Mexico Republicans led by John Dendahl push partisan branding in Albuquerque mayoral race, citing Hatch Act worries. Federal counsel warns candidate Mike McEntee to resign or withdraw. Democratic leaders critique GOP interference and call for stricter enforcement of nonpartisan city election laws.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Republican
John Dendahl
U.S
Carl Hatch
Bernalillo County
Republican Party
Hatch
Franklin Roosevelt
Mike McEntee
McEntee
Cam
GOP
Gary Johnson
Sen. Hatch
Diane Denish
Elect
Dendahl
Santa Fe
Las Cruces
Democratic Party
Moments of unity rise after national crises in U S history
The piece surveys pivotal American crises from Sept 11 2001 and Aug 24 1814 to Civil War casualties, McKinley’s assassination, Roosevelt’s rise and Pearl Harbor, highlighting national pride, resilience, and unity forged in adversity across decades. It notes symbolic episodes like Fort McHenry and the Star Spangled Banner.
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Pentagon
Capitol
White House
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Fort
McHenry
Antietam
Shiloh
Gettysburg
Fredericksburg
Chickamauga
the Wilderness
Spotsylvania Court House
Cold Harbor
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
U.S
Ameria
Move quickly against bin Laden and Taliban
The piece argues for immediate action against Osama bin Laden and the Taliban following the September 11 attacks. It stresses identifying and punishing bin Laden, supporting swift military moves, and confronting Muslim fundamentalism while condemning terrorism and its sponsors.
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bin Laden
Taliban
America
U.S
Somalia
Bush
United States
Osama bin Laden
Mideast
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