Billy the Kid Treasure Hunt Aims to Boost New Mexico Tourism
Santa Fe introduces a Billy the Kid treasure hunt to promote tourism with Monique Jacobson leading the effort. The contest uses a smartphone app guiding posses to GPS clues across state parks and monuments with a $10,000 prize and weekly drawings, drawing thousands of participants from New Mexico and beyond.
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Roswell voters urged to back school bond for renovations
The editorial urges Roswell area residents to approve the Roswell Independent School District bond to fund renovations at four elementary schools plus Goddard and Roswell High, with PSCOC covering most costs. It notes the bond replaces an expiring one and aims to improve safety, comfort, and compliance, urging turnout on Tuesday.
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Libya Draft Constitution Promises Women’s Participation Rights
The National Transition Council in Libya publishes a draft constitution with guarantees for women to participate fully in political, economic, and social spheres. The document signals openness but also raises concerns about other provisions.
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Doonesbury Dear Dr Gott on Child REM Sleep Meds
A reader asks about the long term effects of clonidine and clonazepam given to a four year old for REM sleep. The column reviews REM and NREM stages, brain maturation, and how sleep stages interact with medications and substances. It notes clonidine’s primary uses and potential sleep impacts in children.
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American Academy of Sleep Medicine
Local Airmen Earn Promotions and Training Complements
Airman First Class William S. Ryno, son of Arthur B. Ryno and Martha Bell, recently graduated from basic training at Lackland Air Force Base after six weeks of study in the Air Force mission and human relations. Elizabeth R. Bartley, daughter of Charles W. Mullers and Roswell residents, was promoted to airman first class and serves as administration specialist at Wurtsmith AFB with the 379th Munitions Maintenance Squadron. Bartley is married to David, son of Judy Dobson of San Antonio.
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