Beyond black and white stereotypes in personal views
Rick Kraft argues against quick labeling of individuals based on single actions or beliefs. He warns that everyone is a blend of opinions, and stereotyping harms understanding. He stresses not to assume beliefs from appearances or one yes or no vote. He cites movement examples and urges careful, nuanced judgment.
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Washington, D.C
Rick Kraft
Leadership
Pentagon urged to lift veil on drone and UAP threat
Kevin Wright argues for government transparency as drone incursions over U S and allied sites prompt questions about foreign adversaries non human intelligence and possible UAP deception. He cites Langley bases incidents 1957 1965 and recent sightings urging Congress and DoD to provide clear answers.
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Lt. Pentagon
U.S
Mnre Canern
SIV Stad Vuaser
United Kingdom
U.S. Department of Defense
Ministry of Defense
FBI
New Jersey
Langley Air Force Base
Virginia
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Marik von Rennenkampff
the Hill
Pantex
Air Force
F.E. Warren Afb
Colin Kelleher
Kelleher
UAP
John Keel
Jacques Vallee
Pentagon
Congress
Department of Defense
Entitled Travel and Spending at New Mexico University Draws Scrutiny
A New Mexico column outlines a probe into Western New Mexico University leader Joseph Shepard. Since 2018 he spent about 100000 on overseas travel for recruitment, plus 28000 for a Santa Fe house makeover and 12500 for a Santa Fe lab lease. Regents boosted his pay and face an independent audit amid ethics questions.
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State Auditor
State Ethics Commission
Joshua Bowling
New Mexico
Western New Mexico University
Joseph Shepard
Zambia
Spain
Greece
Wnmu Board of Regents
Valerie Plame
Bowling
Shepard
Santa Fe
Cheryl Hain
Financial Aid
Brenda Findley
Regents
Findley
Silver City Daily Press
Searchlight
Santa Fe New Mexican
State Higher Education Department
Department
WNMU
Daily Press
New Mexico must recruit Texas doctors to ease shortage
Guest op ed argues New Mexico faces a severe health care worker gap with 13 000 unfilled positions across all fields. It urges Texas doctors to relocate, cites high malpractice costs, licensing barriers, and tax issues, and calls for legislative reform and economic incentives during the upcoming session. Elizabeth Heller Allen, a Santa Fe resident, outlines solutions and notes her affiliations.
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New Mexico
Texas
Michelle Lujan Grisham
Think New Mexico
Department of Economic Development
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Elizabeth Heller Allen
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