Earmarks in Congress and New Mexico Politics Debate
The piece argues earmarks boost incumbents like Bob Bennett and criticizes the practice as anti fiscal. It notes attempts in Congress and New Mexico to end earmarks and questions how severance tax funds relate to fiscal policy while praising past money inflows from figures such as Chavez Anderson Domenici and Skeen.
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Carolyn Kilpatrick
D- Mich
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Clinton Anderson
Pete Domenici
Joe Skeen
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Jay Miller
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Cuba faces backlash over limited political prisoner releases
Observers say Cuba’s gesture of freeing 26 prisoners signals a weak reform as dissidents are jailed for peaceful protests at the University of Havana. The regime targets activists and harasses relatives including mother Rema Luisa Tamayo, while the Inter American Commission on Human Rights pleads for guaranteed rights.
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University of Havana
Fidel Castro
Rema Luisa Tamayo
Orlando Zapata Tamayo
Inter-American Commission On Human Rights
Townshend links hearing loss to studio headphones
Pete Townshend has long warned of noise induced hearing loss from studio headphones. A nonprofit he funded promotes awareness of the risk. A national AP survey finds 19.5 percent of 12 to 19 year olds have some hearing loss, up from 15 percent in earlier decades, with earbuds blamed as a possible factor.
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Associated Press
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Dear Dr Gott on alopecia and treatment options
The column clarifies that bald patches may stem from alopecia or hormonal issues, not solely stress. It explains minoxidil use, possible need for a dermatologist or PCP evaluation, and notes progress can take up to 12 weeks with OTC Rogaine. It also discusses wigs or implants as choices if self image is affected.
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Obama faith interview reveals candid remarks in 2004
A long excerpt from a March 27 2004 interview with Barack Obama by Cathleen Falsani details his practice and beliefs as a candidate for the U S Senate He says he prays often though unsure and notes limited time for reading the Bible while stressing his Christian identity.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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Western Trial Advocacy Institute draws 100 lawyers
At the fifth annual Western Trial Advocacy Institute at the University of Wyoming College of Law more than 100 lawyers attended. Roswell figures Curtis Hayes and Rebecca W Ehler joined from Carlsbad and Roswell respectively as national faculty led lectures demonstrations and critiques. A New Mexico Cotton Ginners Association convention elected Donald R Russell of Roswell as vice president and John Wilson of Artesia as director. Russell and his wife Louise have five daughters and one grandchild.
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