Nonsense around us growth myths in New Mexico economy
A New Mexico News Services 2012 column questions the idea that housing and retail are growth engines. It cites Santa Fe wage rules, Albuquerque housing claims, and defense and science roles at Sandia and Holloman, noting Chile peppers and local cuisine as constructive sectors amid broad criticism of regulatory rhetoric.
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Department of Transportation
el Santuario de Chimayo
the Economist
Santa Fe
Joe Monahan
Albuquerque
Chile
New Mexico
Sandia
New Mexico State University
Chile Pepper Institute
Bueno
St. Clair Bistros
Mesilla
Farmington
Deming
Editorial on North Korea launch and Arctic polar bears
The piece urges Japan to pursueDiplomatic pressure over a North Korea missile launch while noting SDF defenses are not a fix. It ridicules David Suzuki and Arctic alarmism, cites Nunavut aerial data showing polar bears healthy, and defends Inuit assessments over media narratives about warming and species endangerment.
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Naoki Tanaka
North Korea
Tokyo
Pyongyang
Kim Jong Il
United States
South Korea
China
Russia
Japan
David Suzuki
Hudson Bay
Suzuki
U.S
al Gore
Nunavut
Santa Claus
North Pole
Dust Obscures Issues As Heather Wilson Campaigns
A New Mexico dust season blankets Silver City to Clovis and beyond. Heather Wilson, the presumptive Republican Senate candidate, speaks at a community event, arguing media focus on disputes hides cooperation. She expects a June primary win and a Heinrich candidacy for the Democratic nomination.
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Silver City
Clovis
Texas
Farmington
Espanola
New Mexico
Heather Wilson
Heather
Jeff Bingaman
Martin Heinrich
Heinrich
Doonesbury Question on aging and eating disorders
The column discusses how older women may still feel youthful while facing age related body changes and the pressure of idealized images. It notes that excessive dieting can arise from low self esteem and mentions a past eating disorder history with advice to seek healthier strategies.
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Pew Research Center
Mountain View Middle forms three Math Counts teams
Twenty five years ago on April 14 1987 Mountain View Middle School organized three student teams to represent the school at the Math Counts competition at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell. Team A eighth grade includes Phillip Carlson Rody Chesser Bo Jaquess Scott Woody. Team B eighth grade includes Ami Armstrong Marsha Long Judson McKnight Marcia White. Alternate seventh grade team includes Manuel Balderrama Fritz Freese Yolanda Mendez Veroncia Ortiz.
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Mountain View Middle School
Eastern New Mexico University- Roswell
Phillip Carlson
Rody Chesser
Bo Jaquess
Scott Woody
Ami Armstrong
Marsha Long
Judson McKnight
Marcia White
Manuel Balderrama
Fritz Freese
Yolanda Mendez
Veroncia Ortiz
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Texas Panhandle
Aeropostale
OMG
Consumer Price Index
Suc
Cannon Air Force Base
Holloman Air Force Base
Sandia National Laboratories
Harold Morgan
Editorial
Ned Cantwell
Keith Bell
Doonesbury
Harvard
Dad
HAR Medical School
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