Supreme Court recognizes Fort Sill Apaches as New Mexico tribe
The New Mexico Supreme Court designates the Fort Sill Apaches as a state tribe, affecting the Akela area near Deming. Officials face a July summit to discuss infrastructure funds, with tribal leaders wary of sparse grants and uncertain economic futures.
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Editorial on IRS probe and Lerner Fifth Amendment
The piece argues the Lerner reference to the Justice Department shows partisan fury and demands continued inquiry. It asserts conservatives faced targeting by the IRS over groups using patriot or tea party names and calls for nonpartisan accountability to prevent political suppression.
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No Welfare Bills Stirring in New Mexico Legislature
A New Mexico columnist argues for tighter controls on welfare spending and calls for harsher penalties for telephone soliciting. He notes past and stalled bills, including Susana Martinez’s 2012 proposal to bar welfare cash card use at gambling venues, liquor stores, and strip clubs, which stalled in the Senate.
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Fish and Prostate Cancer: What The New PCPT Study Means
Dr Komaroff reviews a PCPT study linking high blood DHA with higher risk of aggressive prostate cancer, notes limitations like lack of biopsies before entry and non fish specific omega-3 sources, and emphasizes that fish remains heart healthy and not proven to prevent prostate cancer. He urges eating fatty fish for heart health, not cancer prevention.
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