Global coalition to counter terrorism urged by Powell
The article urges a broad international coalition led by Colin Powell to fight terrorism. It notes NATO viewing Sept 11 as an attack on the alliance, EU ministers pledging support, and calls to include Islamic nations. It stresses shared intelligence and ongoing public communication to sustain the long war.
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Colin Powell
NATO
United States
European Union
Powell
Mideast
Bush
Vladimir Putin
Jiang Zemin
Franklin Roosevelt
Letters Revenge Wanted Dear Editor On Pearl Harbor Remembrance
A reader recalls wartime service as an aerial gunner and vents anger at delays in using troops for revenge. The letter traces a 24 year career in the Army Air Corps and Marines, ending with a call for vengeance and a plea about Pearl Harbor casualties.
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Army Air Corps
Navy
United States Marines
Pearl
25 Years Ago Today Freshman Medical Class at UTMB Galveston
The article notes Joseph Childs among 206 prospective physicians in the UTMB Galveston medical school class beginning that fall. It mentions JoAnne Albarez at the College of Santa Fe as part of over 400 new students and Martha McNally among 72 undergraduates in the UT System School of Nursing program in Galveston.
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University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
Texas
John Childs
New Mexico Drive
JoAnne Albarez
College of Santa Fe
Joe Albarez
Martha McNally
University of Texas School of Nursing
Lillian McNally
Bay Meadows Drive
New Mexico Faces Aftermath of Terror Attacks and Politics
In Albuquerque and beyond, September 11 shifts from business as usual to national crisis. Gov Gary Johnson debates drug policy while Capitol leaders threaten vetoes over redistricting as Air Force One and the Pentagon rebound. Early voting begins in Albuquerque amid security measures and a pledge of a prolonged conflict.
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Hot Rhodes
N.M
Albuquerque
Wall Street
White House
Capitol Hill
Senate
New Mexico
Gary Johnson
Asa Hutchinson
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
America
World Trade Center Twin Towers
Pentagon
United States
Florida
Louisiana
Nebraska
Washington
Air Force One
Johnson
Bush Faces International Strain as War on Extremists Expands
President Bush confronts the need for global alliances after pursuing unilateral policies. He faced criticism from allies over treaties and climate deals, and the country braces for fallout as terrorism tests his leadership, with civil liberties and wartime decisions under scrutiny.
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Washington
Bush
United States
U.S
Falwell Apology Sparks Debate on God's Wrath and Leadership
In the wake of Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson invoking divine wrath over secular policies, Falwell apologizes for insensitivity and misapplication. The piece notes public disavowals, calls for responsible religious leadership, and cites political and moral backlash from Christian and secular observers.
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Jerry Falwell
Pat Robertson
Bush
Falwell
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