Martinez Tightens State Appointees and Films Policy
Governor Susana Martinez trims political appointees from 337 to about 119 and keeps only essential cabinet posts. She also challenges the film industry, aligning with Republican states and signaling a focus on budget care and regulatory shifts. Her cuts affect deputy secretaries and budgets while sharpening oversight of incentives for New Mexico's film sector.
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Santa FE
Susana Martinez
Martinez
Bill Richardson
Gary Johnson
Richardson
Susana
Legislative Finance Committee
John Arthur Smith
Deming
Sen
Hollywood
New Mexico
Jay Miller
la Tosa
Hotmail
Editorial on defeating al-Qaida and Asian carp threat to Great Lakes
The piece argues Panetta’s pledge against al-Qaida signals a milestone while jihadist ideas persist and warns the U.S. must continue pressure. It also highlights Denver Post guest editorial urging immediate action as DNA tests show Asian carp near Lake Michigan, risking Great Lakes ecology and fishing industry.
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Leon Panetta
Afghanistan
al-Qaida
Osama bin Laden
U.S
Ayman al-Zawahri
Yemen
Anwar al-Awlaki
Maj
Nidal Malik Hasan
Fort Hood
al- Qaida
Denver Post
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Chicago Area
Mississippi River
Big Lakes
Lake Calumet
Chicago
Journal of Great Lakes Research
Lake
Thecarp
Obama dodges Congress with tempting unilateral moves
The speaker warns that President Obama expressed a desire to bypass Congress and alter laws on his own. Citing a La Raza address, the note claims the president shows rogue impulse and cites NYT coverage of his alleged unilateral approach since early 2010.
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Barack Obama
National Council of la Raza
Congress
New York Times
Obama
Obama Using Executive Power Faces New Scrutiny
Doonesbury mocks President Obama planning to bypass Congress with executive actions on energy, environment and fiscal policy amid Libyan war debates. The piece blasts advisers and Office of Legal Counsel for softening views to curb challenges.
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Obama
Congress
Libya
Pentagon
Office of Legal Counsel
Roswell-Texas student Terri Cooper shines at ASID conference
Terri Cooper of Lubbock and formerly of Roswell displayed interior design work at the National ASID Conference in Los Angeles during the 1986 event "The Challenges of Change." A first place winner in the 1986 Panhandle Chapter ASID Student Design Competition, she was an eighth-quarter TSTI interior design student and a Roswell High School and Lubbock Christian College alumna.
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Terri Cooper
Lubbock
Roswell
National American Society of Interior Designers
Los Angeles
Calif
Cooper
Toney G. Reynolds
Texas State Technical Institute
Panhandle
ASID
TSTI
Roswell High School
Lubbock Christian College
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Chuck
Norris
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Jeff
Elizabeth
Luke
Dr. Gort
United Media Syndicate
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