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- A Redoubt Is Razed, But Will It Stop Illegals? Murr, Andrew; Campbell, Monica // Newsweek;10/3/2005, Vol. 146 Issue 14, p8
Reports on the efforts of New Mexico's Governor Bill Richardson to solve the problem of illegal border crossings from Mexico into his state. How Richardson had the neighboring Mexican town of Las Chepas torn down and declared a state of emergency; Effect of the new measures; Some locals who see...
- BUZZWORDS. // Hispanic;Mar2007, Vol. 20 Issue 3, p9
The article presents quotes from notable people in current events. The views of Venezuelan President Hugo Ch�vez on U.S. concerns are outlined. New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson offers a statement on how his Hispanic roots relate to his bid for the Democratic nomination for the U.S....
- Perspectives. // Newsweek;12/5/2005, Vol. 146 Issue 23, p25
The article presents quotations from various celebrities, politicians and newsmakers regarding recent events in the news. Included are quotations from ABC news anchor Ted Koppel, New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, jurist Cynthia Lovell, environmentalist Ma Jun and NBC anchor Al Roker.
- Will Democrats Get to Right of Bush on Immigration? Schlafly, Phyllis // Human Events;8/29/2005, Vol. 61 Issue 29, p5
Focuses on the efforts to prevent illegal aliens from crossing borders to the U.S. Declaration of state of emergency by Democratic governors Bill Richardson of New Mexico and Janet Napolitano of Arizona to deal with the damage caused by illegal aliens; Speech delivered by physician and lawyer...
- WEDGE ISSUE COULD SPLINTER GOP BASE. Barnes, James A. // National Journal;10/1/2005, Vol. 37 Issue 40, p3006
Focuses on diversity among Republicans over the issue of illegal immigrants. Percentage of Republicans who want to reduce immigrants according to a poll conducted by CBS News from July 29, to August 2 in 2005; Views of U.S. Representative Tom Cole (R-Okla.) on the diversity; Accusation of...
- Richardson considers diplomacy part of his job as representative. Torres, Joseph // Hispanic;May1996, Vol. 9 Issue 5, p10
Reports on the diplomacy-related activities of Congressman Bill Richardson. Rescue of constituents Joseph and Jamie Rivera, who were trapped in French Polynesia in the wake of demonstrations against French nuclear tests; Negotiation of a nuclear agreement in North Korea; Meeting with Iraqi...
- Diplomatic coup. Cole, Melanie // Hispanic;Mar1997, Vol. 10 Issue 3, p18
Profiles Bill Richardson, the United States ambassador to the United Nations. Achievements as a freelance diplomat; Ethnic origins of his parents; Objective and challenges as UN ambassador; Reaction of Cuban-Americans to his trip to Cuba; Pride in his Hispanic roots.
- Gov. Richardson to Hire Consultant To Find More Savings for New Mexico. Williamson, Richard // Bond Buyer;1/15/2003, Vol. 343 Issue 31553, p26
Reports on efforts of New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson to hire a private financial consultant to find more revenue savings for the state. Amount of savings desired to be achieved by the Governor; Benefits of such savings; Amount to be spent for hiring a consultant; Possible review of the...
- New Mexico Expects Strong Demand for $135 Million GO Sale. Williamson, Richard // Bond Buyer;2/4/2003, Vol. 343 Issue 31566, p30
Reports that New Mexico will sell 134.8 million dollar of general obligation bonds in the second week of February 2003 under Governor Bill Richardson. Legislative measures which Richardson expects to get implemented; Projects approved by voters in November 2002; Maximum life for which New...
