U.S. plan for Mexican border sparks uproar

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To prevent illegal entries crossing the U.S. border, the U.S. Border Patrol, according to its Assistant Chief, Todd Birdsong, proposes to build 2,000 kilometers of road, fences, spy cameras and lights along the river dividing Texas and Mexico. Vicente Fox, Mexico's President-elect, is, however, calling for a more open border and economic cooperation for a stronger Mexico which should reduce border crossing.

Mexico, Border Enforcement Activities, International relations, Border patrols, Birdsong, Todd, Vicente Fox

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A case of stalled evolution

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A review of the Scopes Monkey Trial on the 75th anniversary surrounding the landmark court decision regarding evolution versus religion in public schools.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Religion, Sciences NEC, Cases, History, Science, Evolution (Biology), Evolution, Religion in the public schools, Religion in schools, Trials

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'He had a frantic look'; legislators asked doctor whether the president was 'going crazy, becoming psychotic.'(Richard M. Nixon, part 3)(Transcript)

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The last days of the presidency of Richard M. Nixon, at which time his psychological stability was in question, are related.

author: Summers, Anthony
Other General Government Support, Executive Administration NEC, Psychological aspects, Biography, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Executive departments (Government), Transcript, Nixon, Richard M.

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