Hats off New Mexico editorial opines on growth and leadership
An editorial praising the state motto Crescit eundo and urging cooperation across parties as New Mexico faces a new governor and a pivotal year. It highlights Sandoval County officials, Rio Rancho’s 1987 priorities, and Bernalillo’s revived development, stressing patience and civility for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Garvey Carruthers
Eisenstadt
Hocevar
Chavez
Carruthers
Sandoval
Messrs
Swisstack
Lovato
Salazar
Rio Rancho
Bemalillo
Abousseman
Two Hundred Years of Constitution Faith and NM Statehood
A retrospective on 1987 marking the U S Constitution bicentennial and New Mexico’s 75th state anniversary. The piece honors the founding principles of government “We the people,” notes the Philadelphia convention of 1787, and reflects on balancing personal freedom with national security as the nation approaches its 200th birthday. It recalls New Mexico’s admission as the 47th state on January 6, 1912 and the enduring strength of the American people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
United States
New Mexico
Amerca
Philadelphia
William Howard
Aft
Wild West Bartender's Bible featured in Albuquerque column
A reader notes the Wild West Bartender's Bible by Byron and Sharon Johnson from Albuquerque, listing hundreds of recipes and saloon era drinks. Sample cocktails span 1862 to 1904 with detailed methods and an intro on the golden age of saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Sharon Johnson
Bryon
Sharon
Albuquerque Museum
Albuquerque Public Library
Jim McMahon
Albuquerque
P.S
Year 1912 snapshot of New Mexico and world events
A compact look at 1912 highlighting New Mexico’s statehood, isotopes discovery, Froelich Holst vitamin C, Scott South Pole tragedy, Belgium’s Albert I, Balkan Wars, US Olympic win in Stockholm, Jim Thorpe’s decathlon, 435 electoral votes for Wilson, Roosevelt’s shot incident, Taft and Roosevelt party dynamics, and the start of a minimum wage push for women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Frederick Soddy
Froelich Holst
R F. Scott
Great Britain
South Pole
Albert I
Belgium
Nicaragua
United States
Adolfo Diaz
France
Russia
Mediterranean Sea
North Sea
Alaska
United States Congress
U.S
Bulgaria
Serbia
Greece
Turkey
Stockholm
Jim Thorpe
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Taft
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Minneapolis
James S. Sherman
Massachusetts
Sonja Henie
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Henry Armstrong
Sammy Snead
Michael Wilding
Jane Wyatt
Barry Sullivan
Phil Silvers
Minnie Pearl
Gene Kelly
Les Brown
Dana Andrews
Question of the week picks Bears or Giants
Regular Observer feature surveys Rio Rancho residents on who will win the Super Bowl after last weekend's games. Responses favor Chicago Bears with notes of strength luck and general support, while Giants and Denver receive mentions from locals.
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Wick New Mexco, Inc
Randall C. Johnson
Gary Stewart
Sharon Ely
Frank Gilmer
Joanna Molinari
Margo Cowen
Mapeser
National Newspaper’ Association
N.M.P.A
S.E. P.O
Fio Rancho
Pete Domenici
Tate
Gount
PEICMIDS .THE_LCESERVER
Curacao
Andy
By Gary Stewart
Rio
Shannon
Corrales
Chicago
Sandra Simmons
Giants
Electrician
Denver
Chicago Bears
Idewalk
Dorothy Bayer
A.D. Tucker
Mela Lucero
John Toler
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