Budgets Past Shadow New Mexico Talks
Budget cuts revive memories of Aubrey Dunn Sr and John Mershon as ghosts overseeing Roundhouse debates. Sen. John Arthur Smith, dubbed a Blue Dog, faces tough choices on tourism, Rail Runner, community colleges, and university funding amid a push to trim waste and consolidate agencies.
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Aubrey Dunn Sr
Senate Finance Committee
Dunn
John Mershon
Legislative Finance Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Otero County
Sen
John Arthur Smith
Smith
Never Never Land
New Mexico
Central Corridor
Rio Rancho
Albuquerque
New Mexico State University
Hatch
Mershon
NMSU
Barbara Couture
UNM
New Mexico News Service
Editorial Food safety bill faces cost and doubt in Congress
The Orange County Register argues the S510 food safety modernization bill grants FDA broad powers, risks overlap with other agencies, and may not justify the $510 cost plus $1.4 billion in 2011 15 funding. It notes declining contamination rates and warns on federal spending ahead of Congress’s lame duck session.
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U.S. Senate
Food and Drug Administration
New York Times
FDA
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Orange County
Calif
Pearl Harbor Day and Delaware Ratification Highlight
On December 7, 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor drew the United States into World War II. In 1787 Delaware became the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution.
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U.S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Pacific
United States
Delaware
U.S
Pemphigus Vulgaris Facts and Common Forms
Pemphigus is a rare autoimmune skin disorder causing blisters on skin and mucous membranes and is most common in people of Jewish or Middle Eastern descent. Early diagnosis and treatment can control it. forms include paraneoplastic and foliaceus, with vulgaris being most common and causing mouth and throat blisters that hinder swallowing. Treatments involve steroids immunosuppressants antivirals and antibiotics, with long-term steroids risking cataracts glaucoma high blood sugar and bone loss.
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DR. Gott
WikiLeaks documents stir global and Latin American intrigue
Leaked memos reveal U S diplomats weighing Chavez isolation, Zelaya constitutional issues, and Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner mental health inquiries. Reports discuss reactions from U S and world leaders to the disclosures and question the credibility and impact of the material.
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U.S
Iran
Silvio Berlusconi
Russia
Vladimir Putin
Hugo Chavez
Chavez
Latin America
Zimbabwe
Hugo Llorens
Manuel
Vocational clubs name Roswell Goddard officers and school citizens
The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America from Roswell High and Goddard High elected officers led by Perrette Baughan as president and Steve Gorham as vice president. Secretary Peaches Vaught treasurer Paula Peyton parliamentarian Anna Rivera chaplain Renee Vasquezz historian Christina Franco and reporters Shelley Dickerson and Kenneth Island named. East Grand Plains Elementary selects citizens of the month including Robert Clements Robin Herbain Jorge Cardenas Jonnie Sue Riley and others.
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Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Roswell High
Goddard High
Perrette Baughan
Steve Gorham
Peaches Vaught
Paula Peyton
Anna Rivera
Renee Vasquezz
Christina Franco
Shelley Dickerson
Kenneth Island
East Grand Plains
Robert Clements
Robin Herbain
Jorge Cardenas
Jonnie Sue Riley
Barry Jaquess
Brian Jaquess
Cecilia Gomez
Tracy Morgan
Hillary Freese
Joaquin Serran
Tawnya Wafful
Amber Copelard
Arturo Sisneos
Mariela Grajeda
Yvonne Granado
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Sherry Robinson
Editorial
Doonesbury
Karzai
Gori
United Media Syndicate
WikiLeaks
Europe
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