Hatfill Faces Fallout From Anthrax Inquiry and Fallout
Bioweapons researcher Steven Hatfill, labeled a person of interest in the anthrax mailings, says federal scrutiny and LSU actions have wrecked his life. He describes government pressure, firing from LSU, and public defamation, drawing parallels to Wen Ho Lee and Richard Jewell while urging the FBI to disclose any incriminating findings or drop the case.
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Steven Hatfill
Hatfill
John Ashcroft
FBI
Justice Department
Department
United States
U.S. Army Medial Research Institute For Infectious Diseases
Fort Detrick
Ames
National Center For Biomedical Research and Training
Louisiana State University
LSU
Department of Justice
Wen Ho Lee
U.S
Richard Jewell
Atlanta
Parents' Responsibility in Education
A letter urges stronger parental duties amid election talk. Parents should ensure attendance, homework completion, and submission. Free English tutoring exists in Roswell, with resources from Roswell Literacy Council and PTA support to foster student achievement through active parental engagement.
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Roswell Literacy Council Inc
PTA
Roswell area holds dinner for mobile home crews
Twenty five years ago on September 19 1977 area mobile home installers and repairmen gathered for a dinner at the Sally Port Inn. Roswell Symphony Orchestra conductor John Farrer announced open tryouts for the Roswell Community Chorus for holiday performances of Handel s Messiah. Marvin L Carter of Roswell was accepted to the New Mexico State Police Recruit Training School in Santa Fe.
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Sally Port Inn
Roswell
Marvin L. Carter
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Bradley survives primary in divided New Mexico GOP
Lt. Gov. Walter Bradley outlasted a fractured party after John Sanchez led the gubernatorial GOP primary 59 percent to 35 percent. Bradley plans future moves including backing Stevan Pearce and exploring federal or private sector roles.
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Santa FE
Walter Bradley
Bradley
John Sanchez
Senate
Machiavelli
Sanchez
Stevan Pearce
GOP
Congress
New Mexico
U.S
Joe Sheen
John Arthur Smith
Las Cruces
Pearce
U.S. Agriculture
Interior Departments
Gary Johnson
Rio Grande Corridor
Lincoln bedroom and White House perks spark renewed debate
Historical overview traces the Lincoln room from Lincoln’s cabinet room to Truman’s shrine and later presidential uses. It notes Clinton’s overnight guests including Streisand Hanks Spielberg Simon Iacocca Graham Fonda and Turner and Bush criticisms during the 2000 campaign. The piece concludes with Bush and Laura Bush latest disclosures.
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Lincoln
Bill Clinton
Arkansas
Clinton
Chelsea Clinton
White House
George W. Bush
Bush
Laura
Catholics and Jews: Reflections on Covenant and Mission
The New York Times notes a August document by American rabbis and Roman Catholic bishops arguing Catholics should not seek to convert Jews. It frames shared salvation paths, acknowledges Holocaust history, and cites Vatican II as shaping ecumenical outlook while noting lingering tension between Christian evangelization and Jewish covenant.
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New York Times
Washington
Bishops’ Committee For Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs
Catholic Church
Daniel Wakin
Jerusalem
Wakin
Jerry Blaszczak
Fordham University
Jim Sibley
Southern Baptist Convention
Times
John Ebert
St. Thomas Seminary
St. Paul, Minn
John Paul
Israel
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Neil Simon
Chrysler
Lee Iaccoca
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