New Mexico film incentives face critique yet still drive industry
A New Mexico focused opinion piece argues film subsidies in 43 states are inefficient while defending the state program. It notes a 25 percent rebate plus up to 15 million dollars in no interest loans, praises crew depth, and cites local case examples including Grants and Los Angeles proximity. It warns cutting incentives could shrink the industry but urges reform toward affordable loans.
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New Mexico
Robert Tannenwald
The
Center On
Tannenwald
United States
Los Angeles
New York City
Kudo
Doug Bocaz-Larson
NMSA
Grants
L.A
Jon Barela
Economic Development Department
Barela
Cerelink
Dreamworks
Mexico battles cartels seen in WikiLeaks cables
Editorial notes 2600 U S diplomatic cables reveal Mexico's deadly struggle with cartels. It cites fractured intelligence sharing among security agencies, fear in countryside communities, and threats against U S sources. Calderon’s resolve praised but calls for honest reforms and U S support.
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WikiLeaks
Mexico
U.S
Carlos Pascual
State Department
Mexico City
Pascual
Washington
Felipe Calderon
Calderon
United States
Left-sided sweating mystery prompts medical tips
A reader asks about unilateral sweating starting years ago after a facial infection and treatment with Levaquin and Synthroid. Doctors discuss possible causes including anhidrosis, hyperhidrosis, arachnoiditis, and autonomic neuropathy, noting medication side effects and uneven body temperature with one side cooler or warmer than the other.
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DR. Gott
Levaquin
Dream Act a Human Hope for Gaby Pacheco and Many
Gaby Pacheco, brought from Ecuador as a child, has spent six years lobbying Congress for the DREAM Act. She tells of personal growth, education, and a future opening a center of musical therapy for autistic children if law changes. Senate in limbo amid partisan block, activists warn of lives at stake.
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Gaby Pacheco
Washington
Ecuador
Gaby
House of Representatives
Senate
Felipe Matos
U.S
Brazil
Felipe
Hagerman students elected regional offices in 1985
Three Hagerman High School students, Rosa Arebalos Lisa Boyd and Julie Haddox, were elected regional officers for 1985 86 with roles historian reporter secretary treasurer and vice president parliamentarian. Also fourteen Cub Scout Pack 25 members earned Bobcat ranks at Military Heights Elementary School.
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Hagerman High School
Office Education Association
Rosa Arebalos
Librado
Lisa Boyd
Julie Haddox
Hames Haddox
Cub Scout Pack 25
Military Heights
Den
Brian Alexander
Brandon Boykin
Cody Coulton
Cody Garren
J.J. Reed
Scotty Scott
Clayton Smith
Clark Armstrong
Mario Barraza
B.J. Crow
David Macko
Wiley Maloney
Ryan Miller
Jason Ylarraz
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