New Mexico Jobs Debate Focuses on Homegrown Firms
The piece argues for growing local small businesses to create durable jobs in New Mexico rather than chasing brief relocations of out of state firms. It notes capital outlay delays, film and construction sector ties, and calls for targeted training, loans, and better support for native enterprises to expand employment.
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Irene
Susana Martinez
Simran
Cartean Tar
Newco
New Mexico
Alever
Ess
Acton
Data Be Ree
Con Lene
Catherine Zacher
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Santa Fe
Hotmail
Editorial on Arizona immigration law and federal supremacy
The Denver Post argues the Supreme Court should limit Arizona style measures as encroaching on federal control of immigration. It warns a patchwork of state laws would undermine a uniform national policy and create legal and practical chaos.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Arizona
U.S
United States
Denver Post
Iraq War Ends as U S Troops Leave
After nine years, American troops depart Iraq under President Bush's 2011 plan. Iraqi security remains fragile and Iran's influence looms, but the conflict moves to closure as U S forces return home.
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Saddam Hussein
Iran
Bush
George W. Bush
Congress
Dear Doctor K and Reader on Pedometers and Exercise
The column explains pedometers count steps and can boost activity. A typical goal is 10 000 steps daily, about five miles, with most people averaging 6000 to 7000 without formal routines. It notes brisk activity need not be sweaty and suggests small, frequent walks count.
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Feds war on religion Part 1 of 2
The author condemns U S government actions that limit religious practice at home citing a Walter Reed memo banning religious items during visits. He credits the Family Research Council and Rep Randy Forbes for raising the issue and notes a later reversal by Vice Admiral Mateczun and an apology. He argues broader patterns of religious freedom suppression.
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The
Family Research Council
Military Hospital
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Randy Forbes
Congressional Prayer Caucus
Walter Reed
Adm
John Mateczun
Rep. Forbes
Five New Mexico Men Complete Air Force Basic Training
Twenty five Southeastern New Mexico men graduated from Lackland AFB basic training. Airmen Kevin E. Batsaev Roswell Ray D Carpenter and Mark M Langston from Ruidoso Downs Randy Weatherford Artesia. We highlight parent names and training focus on the Air Force mission organization and customs.
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Lackland Air Force Base
Kevin E. Batsaev
Roswell
Ray D. Carpenter
Mark M. Langston
Ruidoso Downs
Randy Weatherford
Artesia
Batsaev
Bill R. Reames
Carpenter
Ruidoso
Mary Langston
Weatherford
Randal E. Weatherford
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