Economic revival edges through border city ties in 2010 report
A Las Cruces symposium notes that Ciudad Juarez violence nudges investment and jobs into El Paso and Las Cruces. Maquiladora output grows with 10 percent more jobs boosting El Paso employment, Fort Bliss expands with 1.5 billion in spending, and regional banking and state funding pressures temper recovery.
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Editorial Food safety and the recall crisis
The piece argues FDA power is insufficient to pull tainted foods like the half billion eggs and Kellogg cereals from shelves. It notes outdated laws since 1938, stalled Senate action on modernization, and calls for stronger safety tools as Salmonella cases rise nationwide with recalls highlighting factory farming risks.
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Why an Enlarged Spleen Can Afoul Even a Healthy Life
A reader asks how splenomegaly occurs in an elderly woman who never smoked drank or used caffeine or drugs. Doonesbury explains the spleen’s role as a blood filter and immune organ, outlines causes of enlargement, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment while noting prognosis depends on underlying disease.
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Obamacare as a basic human right spurs U S council review
The United States joined the United Nations Human Rights Council under Obama and Hillary Clinton and submitted its first U N review of U S rights. The document treats Obamacare as a basic right, praising the Affordable Care Act for expanding access and reducing disparities while facing questions about international human rights standards.
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Airman James M. Hardin reports to Keesler after basic
Airman James M. Hardin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hardin of Roswell, has been assigned to Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi, Mississippi, after completing basic training. He is a 1984 Roswell High School graduate and will receive specialized training in aircrew operation. Terry Luginbill named assistant dean of student services at ENMU Roswell. He previously served as counseling and placement officer and now oversees all student services. Two new counselors join staff: Joseph H. Cedillos for placement and career services, and Tomma Shumate for recruiting and marketing.
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