New Mexico: Blend of old pueblos and modern life
A compact overview notes New Mexico mixes historic Spanish villages and Indian pueblos with malls and airports. It covers a population around one million, vast reservations led by the Navajo, mining as a key income, potash and uranium production, cattle and sheep ranching, irrigation of crops like cotton and pecans, and tourism driven by climate and sites such as Carlsbad Caverns. The state hosts rocket and nuclear research, diverse geography, and the site of the first atomic bomb test.
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New Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
Rocky Mountains
Deserts
Plains
Betty Debnam
Universal Press Syndicate
Writers Corner: area students share poems and musings
Matt from Hoover Elementary presents Sparky the gray cat tale with playful rhymes. Brent Kimm of Cedar Rapids writes a gentle love poem about kindness and finding love. Joanna Chipokas from Erskine Elementary explores a giraffe with a sore throat and rainy woes.
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Brent Kimm
Hoover
Cedar Rapids
Joanna Chipokas
Erskine
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