U S counterattacks as Wall Street trembles seeks steadiness
The editorial notes a tentative U S counterattack stabilizing Wall Street after a sharp Dow Jones drop but warns the market remains unsettled. It stresses Western unity and the NYSE signals as investors fret over future economic conditions. The piece casts doubt on a full reassurance.
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Coalition Forming to Fight Terror Broadly Worldwide
Die Welt reports a evolving coalition to combat terrorism with China Russia and Middle East nations aligned. The piece warns Taliban threats and possible use of weapons while noting Islamic world backlash and Pakistan ties amid a long US campaign.
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Russia
Mideast
Indian Subcontinent
Taliban
Pakistan
Somalia
America
Osama bin Laden
Bush
Die Welt
Berlin
Letter in Support of a Super Wal-Mart for Roswell
A reader urges rejection of opposition to a Super Wal-Mart arguing it will create decent jobs and economic life for Roswell. They contend the mall would suffer without it and warn against losing a major retailer like Smith's to stagnation.
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Roswell
Smith’s
Bullock's
Albuquerque
Lubbock
Historic U S Judicial Act Passed and Early Flight Milestone
On September 24 1789 Congress enacted the First Judiciary Act creating an Attorney General and a Supreme Court. A 1869 Wall Street panic ruined thousands of businessmen as Gould and Fisk tried to corner gold. In 1929 Lt James H Doolittle piloted the first all instrument flight over Mitchel Field New York.
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Wall Street
Jay Gould
James Fisk
James H. Doolittle
Mitchel Field
New York
Roswell Golf Leaders Compete and Civic Volunteers Sunflower
In Roswell on Sept 24 1976 Mrs Rolla Hinkle at 1213 W. Third St with partner Mrs Ray Van Eaton 1525 N Union Ave lead the three day Roswell Women’s Golf Tournament. Community volunteers Pat Perry and daughter Michelle help with Project Conserve forms. Kerri Brandt and Bruce Ellis 17 and 18 will represent New Mexico at the National Distributive Education Clubs of America Center dedication in Washington DC with Brandt daughter of LaVerne Brandt and Ellis son of Herbert Ellis Jr.
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Rolla Hinkle
W. Third St
Ray van Eaton
N. Union Ave
Hinkle
Country Club Ladies Golf Association
van Eaton
Nmmi Ladies Golf Association
Pat Perry
Michelle
Brandt
LaVerne Brandt
W. Juniper St
Ellis
Herbert Ellis Jr
Aspen Ave
Answering Terrorism: Balancing Security and Restraint
A reflective editorial argues terrorism cannot be erased and warns against explosive retaliation. It urges legal prosecutions for crimes, notes fears about security vs liberty, cites past acts by Timothy McVeigh, and questions how to respond to foreign versus domestic terrorism without fueling further attacks.
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United States
Timothy McVeigh
Is U S military up to the terrorism challenge
As Bush campaigns on a stronger military, experts warn size and readiness matter. The post Cold War force shrank to 1.4 million, with reserves tapped. questions linger about intelligence, long term investment, and whether air and ground power can track elusive targets like Osama bin Laden.
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Washington
White House
George Bush
Bush
America
Henry H. Shelton
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Air Force
Merrill McPeak
Kabul
Afghanistan
Osama bin Laden
McPeak
United States and world unite against alien threat idea
In 1987 Ronald Reagan urged the UN to fear a universal threat beyond Earth. The 2001 World Trade Center attack sparked a renewed sense of national unity, with New Yorkers and others embracing community, compassion, and shared resilience amid tragedy.
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Manhattan
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John Lennon
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