Iraq Faces Pressure as Arms Inspectors Move In
The Iraqi regime under Saddam Hussein must quickly show cooperation with UN arms inspectors to avoid broader international actions. The UN signals no tolerance for further defiance as Bush signals possible unilateral action, while Baghdad debates how to respond to scrutiny and accusations of weapons of mass destruction.
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Unilateralism Spurs Global Backing For Bush Iraq Push
The piece notes how Bush pressure on the United Nations pushed other nations to back Washington. It argues Saddam may concede under threat while Saddam reconsiders a new Security Council resolution. The analysis credits unilateralism with making multilateral support possible.
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Letter praises Mission Arch Care Center staff and care
Reader Manuelita Chavez thanks the Mission Arch Care Center staff and management for five years of excellent care for her brother. She lists many staff members by name and acknowledges the Alzheimer’s wing, other wings, and office personnel for their dedication.
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Alicia Ruiz
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Richardson pledges tax credits for filmmakers in New Mexico
The Sept 16 2002 Record notes gubernatorial candidate Richardson proposing film production tax credits. It reminds readers the governor lacks such power, while the Forty Fifth Legislature already passed HB118 and SB280 authorizing film credits and directing Severance Tax Permanent Fund investments, both signed into law.
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Nino Knievel Wins Rooster Crowing Contest at State Fair
Seventeen contestants competed at the New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque with Nino Knievel taking top honors in the rooster crowing contest. At Mesa Middle School, NHS members Margaret Hallock Jim Kunko Shawnie Pettis and Paul Oracion gathered for a National Honor Society briefing.
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Shawnie Pettis
Paul Oracion
Israelis and Americans clash over airport security merits
A column arguing Israeli security thrived on profiling and targeting real threats, while U S measures rely on random searches and high tech gear. It criticizes baggage scanners and ID checks as ineffective and calls for selective profiling to better catch terrorists.
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White House
Democracy work is harder than rhetoric in Florida follies
The Florida Follies episode shows Election Day glitches disenfranchising voters and delaying results in the Democratic gubernatorial primary. The piece urges President Bush to push for federal standards, funding, and swift reform while noting democracy requires time, patience, and money in Afghanistan, Palestine, and Iraq.
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