Mining Riches Drive New Mexico’s Economy and Potential
A PowerPoint summary highlighting New Mexico mining spans coal, potash, copper, and metals. It notes 2009 outputs worth 1.8 billion and 5,156 workers, with Chino and Tyrone as top copper mines and potash leading in fertilizer supply. It stresses geology, public perception, and minerals aiding green tech, plus rare earths and uranium potential.
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Carlsbad
Raton
Belen
Albuquerque
Grants
Arizona
New Mexico
Virginia T
Ginger” McLemore
McLemore
Baltimore
Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources
Socorro
Chino
Tyrone
China
Geoinfo
Nmt
Edu
Cfm
Hit “Mining
Leadership New Mexico
New Mexico News Services
A Better Way to Reform Welfare System
President Clinton signed landmark welfare reform in 1996 promising to end welfare as we know it. The change reduced caseloads by over 60 percent, moved 2.8 million families into jobs, and cut child poverty by 1.6 million, by tying welfare to work for the first time.
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Clinton
Welfare reform to combat rising federal spending and poverty
The piece argues that the 1996 welfare reform restructured only one program out of seventy and that today welfare is spread across 13 agencies costing over 900 billion annually. It notes spending has nearly doubled since 1996, with total wartime War on Poverty costs reaching 16 trillion since 1964 and projected to rise by 10 trillion in the next decade. It calls for reform including capping spending and challenges the efficacy of welfare in alleviating poverty.
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Clinton
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
Editorial: Path to a Democratic Libya Post Gaddafi
The piece argues for a new democratic Libyan regime and weighs options from arming rebels to awaiting internal implosion. It discusses possible peace talks under a third party, potential Gadhafi exile, and the need for Western policy to foster stability and democracy.
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Libya
Muammar Gaddafi
Gaddafi
Gadhafi
Obama shifts view on Canada oil and oilsands
In a guest editorial the Toronto Sun argues Obama’s stance on Canada’s oilsands has softened amid rising U.S. oil prices. The piece notes a pivot from Middle East imports toward Canada and Mexico to curb reliance on Saudi Arabia Venezuela and Iraq.
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U.S
Barack Obama
Canada
Venezuelan
Alberta
Middle East
Africa
Hugo Chavez
Obama
Mexico
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
Iraq
Toronto Sun
Roswell Students Earn Regional Honors at ENMU Conference
Fifteen Roswell High School students received regional honors at the Office Education Association Regional Conference held at ENMU Portales. Honorees include Ralph Anthony Kathleen Garcia Jolene Hallowell Pat Prieto Marcela Salayandia Juana Rodriguez Ann White Anola Brown Julie Green Tamy Jones Kim Montgomery Juanita Nava Henry Portio Rosa Prieto and Susie Salinas. Joy P Coleman among 35 UNM pharmacy students named to the 1985 Fall Dean's Honor Roll in Albuquerque. Coleman, daughter of Ruby Coleman, is a 1982 Goddard High School graduate.
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Roswell
Office Education Association
Enmu-Portales
Ralph Anthony
Kathleen Garcia
Jolene Hallowell
Pat Prieto
Marcela Salayandia
Juana Rodriguez
Ann White
Anola Brown
Julie Green
Tamy Jones
Kim Montgomery
Juanita Nava
Henry Portio
Rosa Prieto
Susie Salinas
Joy P. Coleman
Pharmacy
New Mexico
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Coleman
Ruby A. Coleman
Goddard High School
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Doonesbury
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Cbthia
United Media Syndicate
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