Martinez faces Spaceport America push in New Mexico politics
The article frames Spaceport America as a pivotal issue for the 2010 New Mexico Legislature, noting Gov. Susana Martinez’s focus elsewhere while Las Cruces and New Mexico State University push for a local tech boom. It highlights Virgin Galactic’s plans, Branson’s ties, and state actions shaping the space industry, including the FAA space launch liability measure and NMSU’s role.
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Susana Martinez
Las Cruces
New Mexico State University
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Bob Allen
Microsoft
Albuquerque
Gates
Allen
Santa Fe
State Economic Development Department
Silicon Valley
Bill Richardson
Martinez
Richard Branson
Virgin Galactic
Branson
Richardson
United Arab Emirates
Finland
UP Aerospace
Federal Aeronautics Administration
Congress
NASA
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Hotmail
Egypt’s Mubarak regime ends as protests force resignation
Mubarak resigns after three week uprising and transfers power to the military. Omar Suleiman announces authority to a military council as Egypt faces calls for free elections and institutional reform. The Obama administration urged real change and genuine leadership beyond a friendly dictator.
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Hosni Mubarak
Mubarak
Middle East
Omar Suleiman
Sharm el-Sheik
United States
Barack Obama
Obama
Hillary Clinton
Tennis Elbow Advice Sought in Dear Dr Gott Letter
A reader writes Dear Dr Gott about long running tennis elbow from winter shoveling and office work. After describing tried therapies including physical therapy Aleve heat cold and cortisone shots the writer asks what activities to avoid or pursue and expresses aversion to surgery. The letter appears in a community page outlining submission rules for letters to the editor and notes responses will be quoted.
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Egypts grim future and the risk of theocratic coup
The article argues Egypt faces a grim future post Mubarak and warns Western observers against misreading the uprising as akin to the American Revolution. It critiques television commentary for ignorance of regional history and highlights the danger of a Muslim Brotherhood led theocratic shift. James Clapper is singled out for criticism as the director of national intelligence.
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Hosni Mubarak
Muslim Brotherhood
James Clapper
National Intelligence
Doonesbury prize winner critiques Egypt politics and health
The piece cites a TV commentator’s tahrir Square comparison to Tea Party, then notes Clapper on the Muslim Brotherhood while referencing ADL views. It spotlights Egypt’s political influence, historical figures, and a WorldPublicOpinion study, followed by medical discussion of lateral epicondylitis with causes and treatment options.
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America
Clapper
Muslim Brotherhood
Hamas
Egyptian
Islamic Jihad
Egypt
WorldPublicOpinion.org
Del Norte and Missouri Avenue Elementary Winners Named
Two Del Norte Elementary students won the 1985-86 Spelling Bee with sixth grader Marjorie Mucci as champion and runner-up Preeta Nayak. Fifth grader Peter Phipps claimed first in his division with Allison Schmidtke as runner-up. Missouri Avenue Elementary crowned sixth grader Michelle Brady as first place and Rebecca Melendez as alternate. Fifth graders Jennifer Woodrome and Monica Ortiz earned top and alternate spots respectively.
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Marjorie Mucci
Raymond Mucci
Preeta Nayak
Ramesh Nayak
Peter Phipps
Stan
Allison Schmidtke
Diane Schmidtke
Michelle Brady
Lawrence Brady
Missouri Avenue
Rebecca Melendez
Juan Melendez
Jennifer Woodrome
Woodrome
Monica Ortiz
Toni Hernandez
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