Public access urged in civil case against Girls Gone Wild founder
The News Herald urges Judge Smoak to keep the civil trial open to the public citing First Amendment access to trials and precedents from Richmond Newspapers Globe Newspaper and Publicker Industries. The editors argue the plaintiffs privacy claims do not outweigh public right to know and media access.
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Rosa Parks 1955 Bus Stand Sparks Montgomery Boycott
Today in history recalls Rosa Parks refusal to relinquish her seat on a Montgomery Alabama bus leading to a yearlong black boycott. Also notes 1824 election deadlock sent to the House with John Quincy Adams eventual winner and 1909 kibbutz founded in the Jordan Valley.
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ENMU elects Greg Chambers student senator
Greg Chambers has been elected student senator at Eastern New Mexico University Portales to represent off campus housing. A three year track and field letterman he has served as summer senator and senate pro tempore and is the son of Roswell resident Danita Chambers. Tania Baltzegar named Academic All American by National Secondary Education Council Roswell high junior Baltze gar daughter of Christa Baltzegar was nominated by Roswell High Spanish teacher Lorraine Padilla.
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New Mexico shows slower recession but potential recovery
New Mexico faces higher October jobless rate than 10 2 nationally yet remains mid pack in recovery. Studies by Pew and local economists note lower foreclosure rates and a better fiscal position than California and several peers, despite persistent challenges.
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Health care debate pits public option against costs
A Senate debate on health reform faces heavy costs and partisan divides. The piece notes U S disparities in coverage, cites Medicare Medicaid SCHIP and DoD VA networks, and references political maneuvers by Harry Reid and Mary Landrieu as Democratic talks secure a floor vote.
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Politicians' health care cost claims under scrutiny
The piece casts doubt on official health reform cost estimates. It argues the $900 billion ten year price tag is manipulated, notes disputed deficits, and critiques Medicare cuts and the doc fix linked to reform. It cites Michael Tanner and Paul Ryan as sources of concern.
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Michael Tanner
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Megan McArdle
the Atlantic
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Wisconsin
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