Government's mixed record and New Mexico's institutions
Opinion piece argues government yields both benefits and duties beyond basics, noting tax policy's limited link to per capita income and highlighting state institutions like Kirtland AFB museums LANL figures and Santa Fe cultural sites as public goods supported by government funding.
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Ament
Paul Gessing
The
Rio Grande Foundation
Richardson
New Mexico
Capital Report
Cannon
Kirtland Air Force Base
Sandia
Los Alamos
White Sands
Santa Fe
LANL
Siegfried Hecker
Hecker
Art Museum
O'Keeffe Museum
Santa Fe Institute
New Mexico News Services
Editorial: End Subsidies for Domestic Ethanol
Congress should let the 45-cent ethanol tax credit and 54-cent tariff expire at year end to cut costs and free markets. The piece argues these subsidies distort prices, harm the environment, and keep an unprofitable industry propped up by policy, urging Republicans to end the program.
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GOP
Congress
Competitive Enterprise Institute
American Conservative Union
National Taxpayers Union
General Fund
George W. Bush
Barack Obama
Gulf of Mexico
Wall Street Journal
Medical glue for wounds and foot cracks debated
Readers learn that DermaBond, not Super Glue, is used in medicine to close wounds. it sets in about three minutes and lasts up to 10 days but cannot replace sutures in all cases. The text shifts to Afghanistan and NATO timelines with guarded dates for withdrawal and long-term security.
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DR. Gott
Obama
Afghanistan
NATO
Doonesbury and Afghanistan timelines contrasted in 2014
The piece contrasts السياسي statements on Afghan exit timelines with reports of a sustained U.S. military presence. It cites Pentagon and Obama administration remarks about aspirational goals and draws on Nick Turse's findings of a base-building surge and expanding Afghan military posts well beyond planned drawdowns.
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Robert Gates
Woodward
Afghanistan
U.S
Nick Turse
Mili
Tary
Obama
Turse
Washington
Twenty Five Years Ago Outstanding Young Men of America Reach 1985
Twenty five Roswell men were named to the 1985 edition of Outstanding Young Men of America including Tim Baker William C Anderson Clayton M Barnhill Roy A Brady Robert M Bristol Charles C Currier Bruce W Ellis Jay A Gluck John M Jurecek R Del Jurney Steward L Koontz Timothy L Little Mike C Martinez Michael R McLeod Brian D Miller John J Miscavage Gregory J Nibert Vito A Petrozzino Les A Purcella Eloy M Ramirez Thomas C Smith Randolph M Toth H Marshall Warren Steven P Welsch Also named from the area are James W Berry of Dexter Douglas L Brewer of Hobbs and Robert A Diepenbrock of Hagerman.
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Roswell
America
Tim Baker
William C. Anderson
Clayton M. Barnhill
Roy A. Brady
Robert M. Bristol
Charles C. Currier
Bruce W. Ellis
Jay A. Gluck
John M. Jurecek
R. del Jurney
Steward L. Koontz
Timothy L. Little
Mike C. Martinez
Michael R. McLeod
Brian D. Miller
John J. Miscavage
Gregory J. Nibert
Vito A. Petrozzino
Les A. Purcella
Eloy M. Ramirez
Thomas C. Smith
Randolph M. Toth
H. Marshall Warren
Steven P. Welsch
James W. Berry
Dexter
Douglas L. Brewer
Hobbs
Robert A. Diepenbrock
Hagerman
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