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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2011
Page
4
A New Mexico expert describes Social Security disability as non adversarial, with judges under backlog pressure and no government opposition. He cites high case loads, possible misaligned incentives, and worries that excessive approvals may deter recovery and waste public funds. New Mexico News Service 2011.
The piece argues the debt ceiling agreement is a political fix not a lasting fiscal remedy. It notes baseline spending rises, no entitlements cuts, and a looming debt path despite a future super committee. Tea Party influence is acknowledged but sees limited immediate impact.
A 66 year old woman on paroxetine reports years of facial sweating that worsens with heat. She tried mirtazapine, which worsened mood, and returned to paroxetine. A dermatologist suggested switching antidepressant families to reduce sweating but she remains affected. The rest of the text includes unrelated quotes about sexuality and a HuffPost quote.
Doonesbury notes the normalization of sex work via sugar dating, citing founder Brandon Wade and a NYU count of 498 prostitutes using his site. The piece links MTV and Google ads to reach 250,000 college students and highlights parental shock and the broader sexual revolution dynamics.
Three New Mexico Military Institute cadets William Evrage Eddie Luechtefeld and David McDowell attended the six week U.S. Army ROTC advanced camp at Fort Riley. The 19 year old cadets are sons of Artesia Roswell and Clovis residents. The program provided practical military leadership experience.
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