Congress debates patients bill of rights in stalled five year fight
Congress remains divided over a patients bill of rights with both chambers proposing limits on damage awards and different court venues. The House and Senate differ on liability of HMOs and the routing of lawsuits, while Bush signaled potential veto and politics shape the compromise talks.
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Senate
House
Bush
Charles Norwood
R-Ga
Daily Record Letter Policy Encourages Submissions
The Daily Record outlines rules for letters to the editor including requirement of signature, address and phone number, limits of 300 words, max two signatories, and one letter per month. Libelous or improper letters will not be published and space constraints may prevent acknowledgement or return.
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Bureau adds 10 to summer staff at BLM district
Twenty five years ago Aug 5 1976 the Bureau of Land Management brought ten college graduates and students onto its summer staff to assist with workload studies in the district. Names include John Utterback Marjie Soliz Carl Lynn Becker Kathy Morter Jim McCormick Jimmy Greer Donald Ellsworth and Steve Post. A local Roswell musical Hi Ho Petticoats rehearsals feature the It Gang a band of female desperadoes causing fear during a rehearsal. Actors listed include David Raven Michael DAlessio Carmen Storey and Marge Angelo. Retiree Bill Taylor led 57 golfers with a gross 70 on Cahoon Park front nine. Orrin Foss earned low net in Class A with 63.
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Bureau of Land Management
John Utterback
Marjie Soliz
Carl Lynn Becker
Kathy Morter
Jim McCormick
Jimmy Greer
Donald Ellsworth
Steve Post
Hi-Ho Petticoats
It Gang
Roswell
Barbara
Toney Raven
David Raven
Michael D'Alessio
Carmen Storey
Marge Angelo
Bill Taylor
Cahoon Park
Orrin Foss
New Mexico Blue Book offers free state history guide
Santa Fe notes promote the New Mexico Blue Book published by the Secretary of State. The latest edition adds a millennium section with a thousand years of history, a trivia array, and photographer illustrations. The book includes government data, state symbols, and links to chambers and visitor bureaus.
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New Mexico
Secretary of State
Santa Fe
Chambers of Commerce and Visitors
England
Rebecca Vigil-Giron
Vigil-Giron
Ruben Salas Marquez
Vigil Giron
Dan Chavez
University of New Mexico
Chavez
On This Day in History August Fifth
Highlights include 1981 federal air traffic controllers fired after strike and 1861 income tax first levied. Also 1962 Marilyn Monroe found dead ruled probable suicide from sleeping pills overdose.
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Associated Press
David G. Farragut
Mobile Bay
Ala
Bedloe’s Island
New York Harbor
Cleveland
Ohio
Harold Gray
Dick Clark
Marilyn Monroe
Los Angeles
Ex presidents and taxpayer funding sparks scrutiny
The piece argues ex presidents receive growing federal support since 1958 starting with Truman, with current entitlements including pensions, staff, and Secret Service. Rep. Istook seeks GAO review and possible spending restrictions. It notes high speaking fees and book deals for Bush and Clinton and questions funding beyond official duties.
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Ernest Istook
R-Okla
House Appropriations Committee
Istook
Government Accounting Office
Connie Bursum the Youngest NM Legislator and Hotel King
Conrad Nicholson Bursum known as Connie grew up in San Antonio New Mexico and became the state's youngest state representative. He later built a hotel empire in Texas after enlisting in World War I, starting with the Mobley Hotel in Cisco then expanding with multiple acquisitions. He hailed from a family of merchants led by his father Gus and allied kin Holm Olaf Bursum, shaping a political and business path across New Mexico and Texas.
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Iowa
Norway
San Antonio
Socorro
Connie
Holm Olaf Bursum
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Goss Military Institute
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
St. Michael's
Santa Fe
H.O. Bursum
Soc
New Mexico State Bank of
France
Texas
Mobley Hotel
Cisco
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