Rooting aspen cuttings and organic maggot care tips
Advice on propagating a severed aspen top notes that branches form roots readily in moist soil or water for small twigs and larger stems in moist potting mix. Rooting hormone helps in soil but is not essential. The piece covers related Salicaceae species and cautions about nonviable cuts. It also advises on diagnosing maggot damage in Albuquerque gardens and suggests collecting samples for local extension identification and organic control options.
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Albuquerque
Tobosa board meeting and community events listed
Tobosa Developmental Services calls a noon board meeting at the Tobosa Center 110 E Summit St. League of Latin American Citizens hosts a 6 p.m. gathering at El Toro Bravo 102 S Main St with state Sen Linda Lopez as guest speaker. Historical Society hosts Sunday Fun Days at 3 p.m. May 2 in the Historical Museum Archive Building 208 N Lea Ave. Admission free. Roger Burnett 622-8333.
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Tobosa Developmental Services’ Board of
Tobosa Center
E. Summit St
League of Latin American Citizens
el Toro Bravo
S. Main St
Linda Lopez
District 11
LULAC
Richard Garcia
Historical Society For
Southeast New Mexico
Historical Museum Archive
N. Lea Ave
Santa Fe Railway
Lesley Poling-Kempes
Roger K. Burnett
MUFON meet and AARP class listed for Roswell area
MUFON announces a Saturday MUFON meeting 1 to 3 p.m. in ENMU Roswell LRC-121 with Don Burleson contact. An AARP driver refresher course runs 12 30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday May 6 at the Roswell Adult and Senior Center 807 N Missouri Ave. Registration cost 12 for members 14 for non members. membership number required. Call 624 6718 or Jim Thommarson at 622 3506 for details.
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MUFON
Mutual Ufo Network
LRC
Learning Resource Center
Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell
Don Burleson
Missouri Ave
AARP
Jim Thommarson
Letter Policy for The Daily Record
The Daily Record invites letters that meet guidelines and will publish those with writer name address and telephone unless a response is requested. Letters must be legible typed or written and signed. 600 words maximum. Unpublished letters may not be acknowledged, and only two letters per month per writer may appear.
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The
Daily Record
Dear Editor Letter Calls Roswell Drivers to Yield
Linda Chapin urges Roswell drivers to respect emergency vehicles and obey laws. She cites running red lights and blocking ambulances as dangerous and urges fines or license suspension for violations. She also complains about expired registrations and parking in handicapped spaces.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Liberty and government power in American politics
Sheldon Richman argues that government power threatens liberty and warns against Tea Party and Obama era hawkish policies. He cites polling on government help, critiques what he sees as hypocritical positions, and urges a broader pro freedom movement without conceding to state-backed megacorporations. Richman is senior fellow at The Future of Freedom Foundation.
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White House
George W. Bush
Tim
Pew
Kohut
Pakistan
Obama
Sheldon Richman
The
Future of Freedom Foundation
Fff.org
Freeman Magazine
Political Shift Noted In 2010 Election Climate
The passage samples a national mood with surveys showing Gallagher and Reid as political indicators. It notes fears of a tsunami when Feingold’s Wisconsin seat is in play and portrays the president pressing climate, immigration, and health plans despite public doubt. Maggie Gallagher heads NOM.
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Harry Reid
Nevada
Russ Feingold
Wisconsin
Obama
Washington
Maggie Gallagher
National Organization For Marriage
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Nmsa Extension Service
Las Cruces
Nmsu Extension
Aces
Nmsu.edu
Curtis Smith
Nmsu Agricultural Science Center
Miller Road
Los Lunas
N.M
Curtis W. Smith
New Mexico State University
Cooperative Extension Service
NMSU
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Tobosa Board
Around
Ebony
Linda Chapin Roswell
Richman
Gallagher
Xcel Energy
Xcelenergy.com
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