Nevada wild-horse roundup faces new criticism
Activists accuse federal land managers of secrecy as the Bureau of Land Management prepares a two month Calico Mountains Complex roundup starting Monday on private land. About 2 500 mustangs will be captured for adoption or long term holding while observers hope for ongoing monitoring.
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U.S
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Novato
Calif
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Black Rock Range
Emmons
Midwest
Calico
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Montana
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Oregon
Job Market Struggles Amid Economic Uncertainty
Economists warn high unemployment may persist as structural shifts, deficits, and credit strains slow growth. A 10.5 percent peak is forecast mid next year, with wages stagnant and inflation risks restraining borrowing and investment. Some fear a prolonged postcrisis drag on incomes.
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Navajo Behavioral Health Center Set to Open by April
The Navajo Nation unveils its first behavioral health treatment center in Shiprock. The 72 bed facility will admit 14 male patients by April and later expand to 28 men, 18 women, six women with children, plus transition beds and outpatient services. Funding totals include 15.9 million for renovation and 3 million from state appropriations with operating costs supported by federal contracts and state health department funds.
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Navajo Nation
Navajo Department of Behavioral Health Services
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State Department of Indian Affairs
Warren
Shiprock Hospital
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State Department of Behavioral Health
Floyd Thompson
Navajo Area
Border cash seizures rise on Arizona border with Mexico
Seizures of money bound for Mexico’s drug cartels more than quadrupled in the year, rising to 4.9 million dollars as inspectors expand outbound screening. Officials credit tougher border checks and a new U.S. crackdown on cash movements and electronic transfers, alongside Mexico’s SIAVE program to track contraband from the United States.
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Income measure drops 4 percent from 1999 peak
The gauge combines wages and salaries investment income and government benefit payments like Social Security. It falls 4 percent from a 1999 peak of 52 587 when incomes were boosted by stock gains from the dot com boom.
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