New Mexico economy in focus at Tax Research Institute event
At a December conference the NM Tax Research Institute heard officials and stakeholders discuss the state’s weak economy. Terri Cole, Beverlee McClure, and Regina Romero voiced views on data quality, policy direction, and the need to protect local revenue while Sen. John Arthur Smith flagged lack of tax policy since the Blue Ribbon Commission. Las Cruces showed a sharper local decline as NM faces a double dip, with UP tax breaks cited as a contrast to BNSF.
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Statistical Messenger
New Mexico
New Mexico Tax Research Institute
John Arthur Smith
Terri Cole
Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Albuquerque
Cole
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque Chamber
UNM
Sandia National Laboratories
California
STC
Beverlee McClure
The
Association of Commerce and Industry
Chamber of Commerce
McClure
Regina Romero
New Mexico Municipal League
Romero
Las Cruces
Paul Gutierrez
Association of Counties
Gutierrez
Deming Democrat
Legislative Finance Committee
Blue Ribbon Tax Commission
Union Pacific
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Smith
New Mexico News Services
Canada backs Israel clash at U N over Palestinian state move
Editorial condemns UN upgrade of the Palestinian Authority to observer state. It notes Canada’s opposition led by Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird, criticizes Abbas’s calls against recognizing a Jewish state, and laments perceived bias toward Hamas and anti Western blocs.
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United Nations
Israel
Canada
Stephen Harper
Benjamin Netanyahu
Jerusalem
U.N
Palestinian Authority
Hamas
Gaza
Palestine
France
Russia
China
John Baird
New York
PLO
Mahmoud Abbas
Abbas
South Korea awaits first female president Park Geun-hye
The Dec 19 election brought Park Geun-hye of the Saenuri Party to lead South Korea, defeating Moon Jae-in as voters urged change with stability. Analysts note Korea faces social strain, fragile pensions, and widening inequality amid regional ties with Japan and the United States. Park favors dialogue with North Korea and alignment with allies, while Japan and U.S. policy shapes East Asian stability.
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Park Geun-hye
Saenuri Party
Moon Jae-in
Democratic United Party
Samsung Electronics Co
Lee Myung-bak
Samsung
Hyundai
Japan
North Korea
Park
United States
Liberal Democratic Party
Shinzo Abe
Abe
Marine veteran jailed in Mexico over antique shotgun case
Cpl. Jon Hammar, a former Marine, was detained in Mata moros last August for attempting to register an antique shotgun with Mexican authorities. He followed guidance from U S Border Patrol to secure a stamp, then his paperwork was rejected and he remained imprisoned for months. His family sought help from the State Department before going to the media, while Clinton declined comment.
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Jon Hammar
Iraq
Afghanistan
Mexico
Matamoros
Cpl
Hammar
U.S. Border Patrol
Brownsville
Texas
South
Florida
State Department
Cpl. Hammar
USA
California
Hillary Clinton
Dear Doctor K: Understanding and managing complex regional pain syndrome
Doonesbury explains CRPS as a long lasting pain condition starting after injury. It involves nerve damage that heightens pain signals, causing sensitivity, swelling, and muscle loss. Early treatment with physical therapy and activity is key, with NSAIDs, topical capsaicin, certain antidepressants and anticonvulsants used to help manage pain.
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Sunset Villa elects first Resident Council leaders
Officers were elected at the inaugural Sunset Villa Care Center Resident Council meeting. Sophia Paturaiski was named president, Grace Lassiter as vice president, and Martha Cannon as secretary treasurer. Sunset Villa is located at 1515 S. Sunset Ave.
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Sunset Villa Care Center
Sunset Villa
S. Sunset Ave
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