Women in New Mexico Politics Through Century Highlights
A retrospective tracing New Mexico women in politics from 1922 to recent years. It notes early barriers after statehood, Adelina Otero Warren’s 1922 Congress bid, Soledad Chavez de Chacon’s brief 1924 governorship, and later milestones including Susana Martinez and Diane Denish nominations for governor. It discusses persistent gaps in roles like state auditor and land commissioner.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Mississippi
House of Representatives
Adelina
Nina” Otero Warren
Congress
Soledad Chavez de Chacon
Jim Hinkle
Hinkle
Chacon
Susana Martinez
Martinez
Eliza
Beth Echols
Bertha Paxton
Otero Warren
Georgia Lusk
U.S. House
Lusk
Heather Wilson
U.S. Senate
U.S
Louise Coe
Senate
Public Regulation Commission
Diane Denish
Editorial argues for swift evaluation of Tarex to curb meth production
The St. Joseph News-Press editorial urges federal regulators to quickly assess Highland Pharmaceuticals Tarex a pseu doephedrine based product that could block meth manufacture. It notes declining labs but persistent use and calls for reducing demand through education early detection treatment and awareness.
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Highland Pharmaceuticals
St. Louis
St. Joseph (Mo
News-Press
Letter Policy for The Daily Record Readers
The Daily Record prints letters that meet guidelines including name address and phone for verification. Unpublished letters may not be acknowledged, and two letters per month per writer may be printed. The paper may reject any letter and libelous or tasteless submissions are not published.
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The
Daily Record
Horatio Alger Association marks 65th anniversary
The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans celebrates 65 years promoting resilience and self help. It honors leaders who rose from humble beginnings through hard work and opportunity. The piece urges Republicans to embrace Alger’s ethos in campaigns.
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Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans
Horatioalger.org
Horatio Alger
Association
Horatio Alger Association
Republican Party
Can Impetigo Be Picked Up In Motels
Dear Doctor K explains impetigo is a contagious bacterial skin infection spread by staph or strep. It can live on skin or linger on upholstery sheets and objects, so travel or motel exposure is possible but hard to confirm. Prevention includes daily bathing, cleaning wounds, washing pillowcases and sheets, and avoiding sharing personal items.
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Doctor K
Reader
Roswell Man Earns Parachutist Badge At Fort Benning
Pvt. 1st Class David W. Tallman of Roswell received the parachutist badge after completing the Army Airborne course at Fort Benning. The three week program covered physical training parachuting theory and practical jumps including a night jump. Tallman is a 1986 Roswell High School graduate.
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David W. Tallman
George A. Tallman
Roswell
Army Infantry School
Fort Benning
Tallman
Roswell High School
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