What is your story a walking novel in life
A reader reflection on every person being a unique walking novel. The author invites listening to others to learn from their paths and asks readers to title their own life as a novel while sharing wisdom gained from journeys. He cites Roswell figures and local programs, urging practical listening and inquiry.
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United States
Rand Ty
Nigeria
Roswell Daily Record
Roswell
Mahatma Ghandi
Rick Kraft
Leadership
P.O. Box
Emission cap proposals spark NM debate and public hearings
Letter to the editor critiques two Environmental Improvement Board rules for caps on stationary emissions 3 percent yearly and a 15 percent reduction by 2020 tapping a New Mexico only cap and trade plan. It notes lack of legislative authority appoints regulators and urges public input at four southeast meetings Aug 31–Sept 2 in Artesia Carlsbad Hobbs and Clovis.
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Environmental Improvement Board
EIB
New Mexico Environment Department
New Mexico
The
Environment Department
Congress
Artesia
Artesia Recreation Center
Eighth Street
Carlsbad
Thomas Continued Reflections on Debt and Government Limits
Cal Thomas argues by 2020 the national debt and interest consume tax revenue and per household spending soars. He cites Paul Ryan as a potential reformer and urges higher personal expectations, warning government growth risks health care rationing and decline.
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Paul Ryan
Wisconsin
Thomas Jefferson
Cal Thomas
Tribune Media Services
Kenmore Ave
Buffalo
N.Y
Tmseditors
Tribune.com
Tribune Media Services, Inc
Cholesterol Guidance and Home Remedies From Dr Gott
The writer suggests consulting a physician to switch from statins if needed and proposes alternatives such as niacin or plant stanols and sterols. He cautions against red yeast rice and offers pickle juice and soap therapy as cramp relief. Copies of Health Reports are available by mail order.
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P.O. Box
Wickliffe
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Daily Record Letter Policy for Publication
The Daily Record explains letter submission rules requiring writer name address and phone for verification or contact. Letters must be signed if not emailed and under 600 words. The paper may reject libelous or tasteless letters and limit two letters per month per writer.
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