Negative campaigning reaches Santa Fe in holiday satire
A Santa themed political ad in a Santa Fe column criticizes negative campaigning and its persuasive power. The piece notes a governor elect Susana Martinez and how chatter of a lighter budget shortfall could affect policy. It recalls a hurricane party and a 30 second spot attacking Santa as illegal and greedy.
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Santa FE
Susana Martinez
Susana Mar
St. Nick
Santa
Saint Nick
Kris Kringle
Pete Noel
Father Christmas
America
James Thurber
Abe Lincoln
Editorial Climate Debate Frays at Cancun Summit
Editorial argues that the Cancun climate talks yielded little beyond rhetoric and hot air, citing disagreements over wealth redistribution and questions about scientific consensus. It notes NASA findings challenging models and mentions dissent among IPCC scientists and a forthcoming House probe into climate policies.
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Cancun
Mexico
Copenhagen
Denmark
NASA
Journal
Geophysical Research Letters
ClimateDepot.com
IPCC
Tom Tripp
House Science and Technology Committee
Obama
Ralph Hall
Texas
U.S
Roswell Residents Urged to Send Christmas Cards to Wounded Soldiers
Dear Editor invites Roswell residents to mail Christmas cards to a recovering American soldier at Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington DC. The appeal emphasizes letting wounded service members know they are not forgotten with holiday greetings.
Dear Dr Gott foot detox question and claim
A reader asks if detox foot pads remove toxins and notes two years of usage. The doctor summarizes detoxification claims and instructions including sticking pads to the feet for 30 days and removing them each morning.
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DR. Gott
Foot pads claim to draw out toxins and toxins in foods diet
The text describes foot pads designed to detox by emitting infrared energy to attract toxins like lead and arsenic. It notes maintenance every few weeks, references tourmaline wood vinegar and herbs, and contrasts with dietary and fasting methods used in Asia for detox.
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China
Asia
Tax debate on estate rates and spending draws sharp lines
The article surveys disagreement over estate tax rates from zero to 55 percent with Democrats pushing 55 percent and mentions past highs of 55 percent in 2001 and 45 percent in 2009. It notes Republican and Democrat pork spending amid talks and quotes Sen. Bernie Sanders denouncing higher taxes as greed while defending limits on government.
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Rosetta Stone
Washington
Wall Street Journal
Congress
America
Bernie Sanders
I-Vt
Obama
Congressional
Republican
Sanders
U.S
Local residents naturalized at Pueblo ceremony
Twenty six locals became U S citizens at a Pueblo Auditorium naturalization ceremony. Names and birth nations include Wilbert James Lund Canada Tanna Shay Barrett India Christina Hale Renate Monika Reisel Kum Sun Wilson Jesus Caraveo Teresa Perez Caraveo Patsy Carrasco Jesus Manuel Carrillo Arcelia Estrada Merced Gonzalez Villagran Dora Leticia Grado Drina Rosa Grajeda Martha Inez Leyba Cecilia Mejia Loera Cataline Maese Leticia Hernandez Maese Manuel Maese Montes Roman Maese Montes Ofelia Pardo Aurora Molina De Perez Maria Guadalupe Ponce Juan Jose De La Torre Guadalupe Trujillo Guadalupe Vale Zenaida Ritter Philippines.
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U.S
Pueblo Auditorium
Canada
Wilbert James Lund
India
Tanna Shay Barrett
Germany
Christina Hale
Renate Monika Reisel
Korea
Kum Sun Wilson
Mexico
Jesus Caraveo
Teresa Perez Caraveo
Patsy Carrasco
Jesus Manuel Carrillo
Arcelia Estrada
Merced Gonzalez Villagran
Dora Leticia Grado
Drina Rosa Grajeda
Martha Inez Leyba
Cecilia Mejia Loera
Cataline Maese
Leticia Hernandez Maese
Manuel Maese- Montes
Roman Maese Montes
Ofelia Pardo
Aurora Molina de Perez
Maria Guadalupe Ponce
Juan Jose de la Torre
Guadalupe Trujillo
Guadalupe Vale
Philippines
Zenaida Ritter
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