Saddam Hussein Should Go With Broad Support
The piece argues that Saddam Hussein poses a threat to Iraq\u2019s neighbors and the United States and that removing him should be pursued with broad domestic and international backing. It urges United Nations involvement, cautions about timing, and calls for clear evidence of NBC weapons to justify action.
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Saddam Hussein
Bush
United States
Hussein
Iraq
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Taliban
Afghanistan
al-Qaida
Israel
Middle East
Bush Administration
United Nations
U.N
Congress
New Mexico
Rep
Heather Wilson
Special Angel letter honors SFC Ricky Romero
A reader Nelda Holt of Ponca City Okla writes in a "Special Angel" letter saluting SFC Ricky Romero of the New Mexico Army National Guard. She thanks him and his wife Roberta for aiding during a local tragedy.
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RDR
Nelda
Cynthia) Holt
Ponca City
Oklo
SFC
Ricky Romero
New Mexico Army National Guard
Ms. Holt
Roberta
4-H members win blue ribbons at New Mexico State Fair
In Albuquerque at the New Mexico State Fair eight Chaves County 4-H members led by Ross Carpenter Valerie Joplin Barbara Kelly Sandra Key Cindy Magness Barbara McMinn Michelle Nelson and Georgia Solt earned blue ribbons. The YMCA Ski Club held its first meeting at the YMCA on Sunset Ave.
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Ross Carpenter
Valerie Joplin
Barbara A. Kelly
Sandra Key
Cindy Magness
Barbara McMinn
Michelle Nelson
Georgia Solt
Chaves County
4-H
Albuquerque
YMCA
Sunset Ave
Polls and Push Polls Shape New Mexico Racing Odds
A critique of candidate polls in New Mexico highlights how push polls may skew results. It notes John Sanchez and Richard Romero improving in polls against Richardson and Wilson, while questions and timing cast doubt on accuracy.
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Santa FE
John Sanchez
Bill Richardson
Richard Romero
Heather Wilson
New Mexico
Sanchez
Richardson
Romero
Wilson
Albuquerque
Cheney cites classified intel to prove Saddam’s menace on Meet the Press
In interviews, Vice President Cheney argued that highly classified intelligence would convince anyone of Saddam Hussein’s evil intent if public. Former President Bush faulted the CIA for not raising alarms before 9/11. Senate panel members Graham and Shelby criticized CIA delays and demanded accountability and full cooperation.
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Meet the Press
Cheney
Saddam Hussein
George Bush
NBC
CIA
Shelby
Congress
Antietam’s One Day Toll Still Faces World Focus
The 1862 Antietam battle near Sharpsburg caused 6300 to 6500 Union and Confederate deaths and wounds, the bloodiest day in U.S. history. The clash halted Lee’s invasion, shifted Lincoln’s emancipation plans, and influenced British and French views on the war.
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Washington
Maryland
Antietam Creek
Potomac
Sharpsburg
North
America
Antietam
James M. McPherson
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Battle of
Virginia
Lincoln
Confederacy
McPherson
Atlantic
Potomac River
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