U S must recognize how A Bomb changed world
In a Santa Fe perspective, lawmakers push to create a Manhattan Project National Park linking Los Alamos Oak Ridge and Hanford to honor and study the bomb project. The plan faces costs NPS concerns and political hurdles. Advocates cite museums in Hiroshima Nagasaki and Trinity Site as context for a broader American narrative.
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Manhattan Project National Park
Los Alamos
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Hanford
Wash
U.S. House
National Park Service
Congress
Tennessee
America
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Ground Zero
Jeanette
United States
Trinity
Carrizozo
Socorro
Editorial: GOP moves and Obama should too
The piece argues the White House misreads compromise as capitulation, while noting Republicans have shifted from no tax rise to offering over 800 billion in new revenue. It urges Obama to show flexibility, adopt GOP revenue methods, and pursue a pragmatic deficit deal to avoid a recession.
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White House
GOP
Barack Obama
Detroit
Obama
House
Washington
Singapore shows power of self reliance and family welfare
A Singapore perspective notes unemployment near 1.9 percent and argues a culture of self reliance, saving and family support underpins prosperity. It cites The Economist on welfare as a dirty word and discusses Asia’s shift toward public pensions and health programs as affluence grows.
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Singapore
Asia
The
Economist
Does CRP testing reliably predict heart disease risk
The CRP blood test measures inflammation and may aid risk assessment for heart disease. Some studies suggest added value, while a New England Journal review of 52 studies questions its usefulness in the average patient. The doctor notes potential conflicts of interest and cautions against universal screening.
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Harvard Medical School
Ple
New England Journal of Medicine
Local service members advance in military careers
Airman Karl Schneider of Roswell graduated from the Air Force ground communications radio specialist course at Keesler Base with honors. He is a 1985 New Mexico State University graduate. Albert J. Lewis of Artesia was promoted to specialist four in the Army and serves as a wheeled vehicle mechanic with the 2nd Support Command. he is also a 1985 Artesia High School graduate.
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Karl Schneider
Roswell
U.S. Air Force
Keesler Air Force Base
Schneider
Ione R. Schneider
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Albert J. Lewis
Hazel Lewis
Artesia
U.S. Army
Lewis
2Nd Support Command
Artesia High School
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