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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

15 Apr 2012

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

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Apr 15, 2012

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7

Readers rail at city runoff votes and TEA Party scrutiny

Letters lament long lines abroad for voting and Needing to vote in Rio Rancho. Readers urge citizen responsibility and voting, critique TEA Party leaders, discuss recalls of Gov. Walker and austerity, and endorse Lonnie Clayton with praise for integrity. Also criticized is a county official's license violation and service to Sandoval County.

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Rio Rancho Koch Brothers Supreme Court Thomas Wisconsin Scott Walker Walker Jean Gowan Rio Rancho Tion Lonnie Clayton Jayson Casados Sandoval County Bonnie J. Allison
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Energy policy and bill shock from environmental upgrades

Carla J. Sonntag argues that U S regulation of carbon emissions and EPA retrofit costs drive up electric bills. She notes SJG's 2010 $320 million upgrades reduced emissions yet faces a choice between a $70 million state plan and a $750 million EPA plan. Payers cover costs for weatherization and efficiency while renewables face cost and job impacts.

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U.S San Juan Generating Plant SJG EPA Public Regulatory Commission New Mexico Carla J. Sonntag New Mexico Business Coalition
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Remembering Bataan Death March and Camp Sage Leader

The piece recalls the Bataan Death March and the transfer to Camp Sage where 9,300 Americans labored under harsh conditions. It notes deaths from filth and disease, Red Cross aid limits, efforts to counterfeit invasion money, and morale sustained by sympathetic networks in Manila and the local Masonic Lodge.

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Sage King Cabanatuan Red Cross Masonic Lodge Manila
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