Hollywood or bust New Mexico faces film incentives and oil clash
New Mexico weighs cutting the film incentive from 25 to 15 percent to save 25 million dollars next fiscal year while oil and gas remains a steady but shrinking revenue source. Analysts note inconsistent job figures and ask if cuts chase hip production away as environmental rules tighten.
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New Mexico
Hollywood
Movie Magic
Robert Altman
Susana Martinez
Martinez
Yuma
Russell Crowe
Christian Bale
Coen Brothers
Richardson & Co
Sachs
Richardson
Environmental Improvement Board
New Mexico News Services
Editorial: Obama budget cuts fall short says NTU
National Taxpayers Union estimates Obama plan would add net 21 billion in spending even after claimed cuts. NTU cites 15 proposals with fiscal impact, including 50 billion for transport, 1.3 billion for education, and 2 billion for 100 000 more teachers, while defense savings and freezing discretionary spending offset some costs. Heritage Cato and Stossel offer sharper cuts.
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State of the Union
Barack Obama
National Taxpayers’ Union
NTU
Taxpayers’ Union
Conservative
Heritage Foundation
Washington Think Tank
Education Department
Libertarian Cato Institute
Cato
Fox Business News
John Stossel
Chase
Education
Housing and Urban Development
Amtrak
Washington
Heritage
Stossel
Obama
Kinston Free Press
Doctor weighs stopping Boniva after five years age 74
Reader asks if stopping Boniva is advisable amid warnings on bisphosphonates for bone fractures. FDA cautioned doctors and patients on Oct 14 2010 about thigh bone fractures linked to Boniva Fosamax and Actonel. Egyptian protests challenge Mubarak as U S pressure mounts for orderly transition.
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Washington
Hosni Mubarak
Cairo
U.S
Mubarak
FDA
Mubarak’s grip weakens as concessions signal possible departure
Doonesbury notes political forces pressing reforms while Mubarak and Egypt’s military acknowledge popular demands. The shift risks unsettling U S ally status in a volatile region and raises fears of space for radical Islam as Egypt stands at a critical crossroads after 30 years of iron-fisted rule.
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Mubarak
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Interior Ministry
United States
Middle East
Israel
North Africa
U.S
State Department
Frank Wisner
Cairo
Valley View winners named in 1985 86 Spelling Bee
Valley View Elementary announces 1985 86 spelling bee winners and runners up. Sixth grade winner Billye Hiles, runner up Melanie Meyer. Fifth grade winner Gary Greenwald, runner up Wendy Wesley. Deedra Dinwiddie earns 1985 86 National Award for agricultural studies at Goddard High School.
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Valley View Elementary School
Billie Hiles
Don Hiles
Melanie Meyer
Dan Meyer
Gary Greenwald
Gardner Fugate
Wendy Wesley
Jack T. Wesley
Deedra Dinwiddie
Goddard High School
U.S. Achievement Academy
Dinwiddie
Bill W. Dinwiddie
Les Purcella
Goddard
Future Farmers of America
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