United We Stand and Fight for Freedom Across Diversity
The text urges national unity amid terrorism while defending free speech. It cites Bush remarks and contrasts Islam, Christianity, and other faiths with extremist groups. It defends Falwell’s right to his opinion, urges Republicans and Democrats to unite, and warns against silencing dissent to preserve liberty.
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United States
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David Koresh
Waco
Jim Jones
Guyana
Jerry Falwell
Falwell
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Daily Record Letter Policy Curbing Submissions
The Daily Record explains rules for letters to the editor including signatures address and phone numbers not published limits on 300 words maximum two signers monthly submission limit and the paper’s right to reject any letter.
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The
Daily Record
Remodeling and Local Events Highlight 1976 Community
Banker Joann Reeves unveils a drawing of a new bank look as a $750,000 second-floor remodel heads for completion next spring at Security National Bank. Kate Evans, 17, met Roy Clark at the New Mexico State Fair and eyes the 1977 State Fair Queen title. Goddard Rockets football team previews Friday Wool Bowl clash with Los Alamos, led by Randy Fields at quarterback and backs Brad Ussery Charlie Davis and Steve Nunez with Pat Gallagher snapping.
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Joann Reeves
Security National Bank
N. Main St
Kate Evans
Bob Evans
Wyoming Ave
Roy Clark
Albuquerque
Evans
Goddard High School
Goddard
Doug Ragsdale
Rockets
Los Alamos
Bush priorities shift as nation enters crisis
President Bush says the September 11 attacks have completely changed his priorities focusing on defense and追 tracking down perpetrators. A missile shield may be delayed while emphasis shifts to terrorism response and potential warfare on several fronts. Policy changes about compassion, education, and oil drilling are discussed amid public concern and rising popularity.
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New York
Washington
New Mexico
Ronald Reagan
Florida
George I
George II
Richard Cheney
Colin Powell
Pentagon
White House
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Congress
Jay Miller
la Tusa
N.M
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Qwest.net
On This Date Highlights From History 1779 to 1957
The item recalls key events on Sept 23 across history including John Paul Jones's Bon Homme Richard victory in 1779, Caesar Augustus's birth in 63 B.C., Harvard's first commencement in 1642, John Andre's capture in 1780, Lewis and Clark's 1806 return, Neptune's discovery in 1846, Freud's death in 1939, and the Little Rock desegregation crisis of 1957.
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Associated Press
Bon Homme Richard
John Paul Jones
B.C
Caesar Augustus
Rome
Harvard College
Cambridge
Mass
John Andre
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Lewis and Clark
St. Louis
Pacific Northwest
Neptune
Johann Gottfried Galle
Sigmund Freud
London
Little Rock Central High School
Arkansas
Blame America crowd voices rise in critique debate
The Afro American editorial accuses critics of America of sympathy with anti U.S. views, linking Taliban rhetoric to domestic dissent. It argues that isolationists and naysayers have long opposed American actions from Columbus onward, noting notable critics who resisted national unity.
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Baltimore
America
Hitler
Stalin
Mao
Hirohito
Charles Lindbergh
Walter Duranty
The
New York Times
Anna Louise Strong
Earth
Heaven
Global
Horny toads seen in Manzano Mountains hiking trip
A hiker reports spotting several horned lizards in the Manzano Mountains this summer noting their camouflage and diet of ants. He recalls a long affection for the species and observes a decline in Estancia and urban areas while sharing myths about their blood and bites.
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Manzano Mountains
Manzano
Manzanos
Estancia
Albuquerque
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