Wilson Wins Top Ballot Spot In New Mexico GOP Pre Primary
Heather Wilson secured the lead ballot position at the March 17 Albuquerque Pre Primary, as Greg Sowards faltered amid tea party questions about influence and signatures. Bill English backed Sowards, but Wilson now eyes Democratic challenger Martin Heinrich with Sánchez and Balderas looming in the Democratic primary.
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Kentucky
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Alamogordo
Bill English
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Martin Heinrich
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Hector Balderas
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Editorial Stop the e book crackdown on Apple devices
The Jacksonville Daily News calls on the government to stop actions against Apple Inc. and major publishers over alleged e book price collusion. It argues antitrust efforts threaten innovation, competition, and the growth of devices like the iPad and Kindle Fire, warning of broader market disruption. It notes rival tablets and growing DIY textbook tooling on iPad. The piece urges pro competition policies and cautions against offshoring design.
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Competition in currencies and the case for free banking
An essayist argues for private currencies to challenge government monopoly on money. Citing Hayek and 1975 work, the piece contrasts Fed money with a personal currency and discusses deflationary value, counterfeiting laws, and the potential knowledge gains from market competition in money.
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Doonesbury Debates Menstrual Synchrony and Pheromones
Dear Doctor K explains menstrual synchrony, its origin in Martha McClintock's dorm study, and the controversial link to pheromones. The piece notes inconsistent findings and unresolved chemical nature of the proposed pheromones.
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Martha McClintock
University of Chicago
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Navy Petty Officer Returns From World Cruise Aboard Missouri
Navy Petty Officer First Class William D. Walters, son of William C. Walters of Ruidoso, returns from a three month around the world shake down cruise aboard the battleship USS Missouri. The ship, launched in World War II, helped end the war in 1945 and later served in Korea. Missouri will be recommissioned after refurbishing to join USS Iowa and USS New Jersey. USS Wisconsin is set to return soon. The cruise included historical reenactments and visits to Australia, Diego Garcia, Hawaii, Italy, and Spain.
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