Branding fades from ranching as modern methods rise
In a guest editorial from The Omaha World Herald, the piece argues branding may die out due to economic pressure and rising animal welfare concerns. It notes new tech like ear implants and notes PETA influence, while acknowledging ranchers’ care for animals and the economic impact on hides. The writer predicts branding will become a museum skill, with some embracing body art branding.
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PETA
Omaha World-Herald
Albuquerque
Comanche Street
New Mexico
Taos Taling
New York
April 16 in history notable events listed
Highlights include the Grandcamp explosion in Texas City in 1947 with 576 deaths the inauguration trip of Washington in 1789 the 1862 DC slavery end law and the 1912 Harriet Quimby channel crossing also Lenin's return 1917 and Truman's 1945 pledge and Nuremberg reach 1945 Cronkite CBS 1962 Apollo 16 launch and recent bank overdrawn lawmakers list and Israel air strike on a Syrian radar station in Lebanon in recent times
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Texas City
Texas
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Mount Vernon
New York
Harriet Quimby
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Russia
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Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Nuremberg
Germany
Bernard M. Baruch
South Carolina Statehouse
Walter Cronkite
Douglas Edwards
CBS Evening News
House Ethics Committee
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Lebanon
NMMI golfers share third at Amarillo Relays
The New Mexico Military Institute golf team tied for third at the Amarillo Golf Relays hosted by Amarillo Country Club. Jeb Stuart earned medalist honors after a one hole playoff following two rounds of 75 in Texas.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club
NMMI
Jeb Stuart
Texas
Alfred Long
West Hervey Drive
New Mexico
Cheerful incompetence in New Mexico reflections
A columnist critiques widespread cheerful incompetence in New Mexico businesses and services. The piece cites poor customer service, unfinished repairs, faulty vendors, and delay plagued projects from Albuquerque to Taos, urging persistence for better outcomes. It calls Johnson a nice man but notes economic stagnation and tax burdens despite business rhetoric.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Socla
Richard
Mary
Gary Johnson
Powell Rides To The Rescue In Middle East Ordeal
President Bush sends Colin Powell to push for a cease fire as bloodshed in the Middle East intensifies. Critics say a stronger earlier stance might have saved lives, with Sharon accusing the U S stance of complicity as violence continues after September 11.
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Bush
Colin Powell
Middle East
Powell
Sharon's plan to crush terrorism sparks debate
The piece harshly critiques Ariel Sharon's campaign against terrorists as scorched earth, arguing it damages Palestinian life and fuels hatred. It notes the U S led actions against Taliban and al Qaida and contrasts with Israel's broader approach. It questions the logic of destroying infrastructure as a counterterror tactic.
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Israel
Gen. Sharon
al-Qaida
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Sharon
Casbah
Nablus
Ramallah
Tulkarm
Gomorrah
Arafat
West Bank
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