Senate leader tells CEOs he's not anti business
Senate Majority Leader Michael Sanchez spoke at the Economic Forum in Albuquerque, stressing he is not anti business and sharing his background in a family business. He discussed wage, Right to Work, taxes, drought, and education while acknowledging potential House-Senate gridlock.
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Secret Santa legacy sparks ongoing acts of kindness
The piece recalls Larry Stewart the Kansas City Secret Santa who gave away more than $1.3 million from 1979 to 2006 after a diner owner’s $20 act of kindness inspired him. It notes how anonymous officers in Kansas City continued the tradition, giving $1,000 to about 15 officers to pass along. It highlights the moral that small acts can grow into broad generosity and public good.
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Oil prices slip while stock market slides widen gap
The week of December 8 to 12 saw the Dow fall 312 points and crude oil drop 12.2 percent to 57.81 a barrel the lowest since mid 2009. Analysts warn returns to 100 a barrel may take years while New Mexico faces a reduced budget surplus from oil revenue and energy sector cuts looming.
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Link Between Anti Anxiety Drugs and Dementia Sparks Debate
A medical study links long term benzodiazepine use to higher Alzheimer's risk, with three to six months raising risk by 32 percent and more than six months by 84 percent. Authors caution results are not proof of causation, as reverse effects may exist.
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