New Deal Art Treasures in New Mexico Arrive at Museums
New Mexico holds a large body of New Deal art produced under CCC and WPA programs from 1933 to 1943. A state committee oversaw artists and placement in public buildings, with Clayton and Taos schools relocating works to Hertzstein Museum and Harwood Museum, while ongoing efforts seek mystery artworks and preservation support.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
U.S
Civilian Conservation Corps
Works Progress Administration
Clayton
Joanne Butt
Clayton Public Schools
Hertzstein Museum
Taos Public Schools
Harwood Museum
Taos
Lynn del Margo
National
New Deal Preservation Association
Kathryn Flynn
Flynn
Sunstone Press
NDPA
Newdeal
Cybermesa.com
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Hotmail
Editorial America's roads in decline
The nation faces a crumbling surface transportation system with aging highways and deficient bridges. The root cause is a stagnant gas tax last raised in 1993, while funding relied on general revenues to maintain levels. A reform path includes indexing and mileage-based taxes, potentially creating jobs and stabilizing future maintenance.
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America
Congress
Federal Highway Trust Fund
Obama
National Surface Transportation Infrastructure Financing Commission
Commission
Jacksonville Daily News
Dear Doctor K How to keep mouth healthy with age
Older adults face higher rates of gum disease decay mouth infections and tooth loss. Maintain oral hygiene brushing and flossing remove plaque to prevent tartar gingivitis and periodontal disease. Dental scaling antibiotics and surgery treat advanced cases while many medications can cause dry mouth and affect oral health.
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Doctor K
Taxpayer revolt urged as Congress nears lame duck end
An opinion piece argues spending drives national debt, not revenue. It cites a 5.5 trillion dollar annual government revenue estimate and warns payroll taxes rise January 1 along with Obamacare taxes. It recalls California Proposition 13 as a precedent for taxpayer revolt.
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Congress
Howard Jarvis
California
Four Goddard seniors named Students of the Month
Twenty five years ago on December 2 1997 Roswell senior students were honored as Students of the Month for November 1987. Lincoln Busselle Heather Collins Jeffrey Krueger and Ted Waldrip were recognized by Kiwanis Altrusa Pecos Valley Rotary and Roswell Rotary. Busselle 17 is active in Science Club NHS and varsity soccer. Collins 17 appears in Who's Who and is Academic All American. Krueger 18 leads Ski Club as a senior spirit. Waldrip 17 serves as Science Club vice president and participates in golf Student Council French Club FCA and NHS.
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Goddard High School
Lincoln Russelle
Roswell Kiwanis Club
Heather Collins
Altrusa Club
Jeffrey Krueger
Pecos Valley Rotary Club
Ted Waldrip
Roswell
John Lee
Krueger
Dennis Krueger
Waldrip
James Waldrip
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
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