New Mexico Local Government Jobs Grow Then Dip Amid Federal Ties
The piece tracks local government employment from 1999 to 2014, rising from 88,500 to 105,000 and then easing to 103,400 as state and federal ties shape the economy. It notes federal funding and key labs at Los Alamos and Sandia, plus shifts in mining and manufacturing and recent grants to Alamogordo ventures.
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Tom Udall
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Alamogordo
ETV
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National Laboratories
Los Alamos
Sandia National Laboratories
Albuquerque
Sandia
Pentagon search echoes Bush era after Hagel departure
Editorial contrasts Obama Holy with Bush administration noting Hagel's ouster amid questions of competence in a war time, and urges a universally respected pick like Gates to ensure stable transition and smooth confirmation for the next secretary of defense. Reprinted from the Orange County Register.
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Chuck Hagel
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Leon Panetta
Robert Gates
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Michele Flournoy
Rhode Island
Jack Reed
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Donald Rumsfeld
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34th Annual Holly Day Magic Show Raises Funds
Dear editor the 34th Annual Holly Day Magic Art and Craft Show raised 9000 to aid Roswell youth. Funds were distributed to Roswell Police Athletic League the Assurance Home the First Tee Program of the Pecos Valley and Roswell high schools.
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Coal to stay as world energy mainstay says columnist
In a climate and energy column Martin Kral argues coal remains essential for decades due to its abundance and low cost while acknowledging its environmental downsides. He notes cleaner coal efforts like CCS and DCFC with LLNL research but warns political stance hinders transition. He calls for gradual change and continued innovation.
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Hormone Therapy May Raise Heart Risk in Older Women
Dr comments on estrogen and progestin therapy for menopausal women. He notes early benefits in reducing heart disease risk for five to ten years after menopause, but warns risk rises about a decade after menopause. Explains atherosclerosis and plaque rupture as heart attack mechanisms.
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