Martinez defies expectations as New Mexico governor
The column assesses Susana Martinez’s first year as New Mexico governor noting steady progress on promises, stealthy reorganizations, and growing approval. It contrasts her approach with Johnson and Richardson, highlights budget cuts, department mergers, and limited clashes with opponents while predicting possible future legal clashes and shifts.
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Supreme Court waives hours for health care case
Editorial notes the Supreme Court will allocate five and a half hours over three days for arguments on Obama health care law, a high timeframe for a single case since the 1960s, while observers lament limited public access to hearings and debate camera coverage. The piece also discusses Yemen leader Saleh’s possible US medical treatment to hasten his exit and Yemen’s path to credible elections.
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War on religion in the U S military Part 2
City of Roswells snow plow writer argues the Obama administration tramples religious liberties in the U S military. The piece recalls World War II and Vietnam service by the author and relatives and cites a Reagan Christmas message to claim a shift in moral culture and religious freedom.
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Doonesbury on aging memory and mild cognitive impairment
The columnist explains aging related memory changes, introduces mild cognitive impairment as a middle ground between normal aging and dementia, and notes it raises dementia risk yet often remains manageable. It emphasizes evaluating other causes like mood, meds, thyroid, or B12 deficiency before diagnosing cognitive impairment.
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ENMU Roswell Freshman Laura Bateman Made Who's Who
Laura Bateman, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Brent Bateman of Roswell, is named to Who's Who Among American High School Students for the second straight year. A 1986 Roswell High School graduate, she served as Girls State delegate and German Club treasurer, and earned AAUW Girl of the Month honors. She also belonged to Honor Society Ombuds National Honor Roll Society of Distinguished American High School Students and U S Achievement Academy. She attends First Christian Church Disciples of Christ.
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