Bingaman retirement eyed as NM faces political shift
New Mexico Senator Jeff Bingaman may retire, risking a dramatic loss of seniority in Congress. If he leaves, the state could see a weak five-member delegation and reduced federal funding amid Democratic or Republican candidate battles for the seat.
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Domenici
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Bill Richardson
Albuquerque
Martin Chavez
GOP
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Washington
Editorial Call for Libyan Regime Change and Accountability
The piece condemns Muammar Gaddafi for using lethal force to crush protests in Libya and urges international action. It notes blocked information, reports of attacks on civilians, and at least 220 deaths. It praises Libyan diplomats who refused orders and fled to Malta and calls for crimes against humanity investigations and a democratic transition.
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Libya
United Nations Security Council
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Malta
United Nations Commissioner For Human Rights
Domino theory resurfaces as regional upheaval spreads
The piece notes a revived domino theory amid North African and Middle Eastern protests. Tunisia’s president fled in January, Egypt ousted Hosni Mubarak in February, with Bahrain Libya and Yemen facing protests that threaten regional stability and raise questions about future governance.
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Understanding diverticulosis and diverticulitis differences
Dear reader, diverticulosis is the presence of small pouches in the colon lining often without symptoms. Diverticulitis is when those pouches inflame causing cramping and fever. treatment ranges from high fiber diet and antibiotics to hospitalization in severe cases.
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Feds and unions clash over education reform debate
The piece critiques teachers unions and political contributions in education policy, urging accountability. It cites Governor Walker accusing Democrats of fleeing to block a deficit-cutting bill, notes union influence in campaigns, and references the film Waiting for Superman as evidence of systemic failure.
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Scott Walker
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Students of the Month Named at Mesa Middle School
Mesa Middle School announced January Students of the Month. Eighth graders Renee Chavez and Jesse Johnson earned honors alongside seventh graders Steven Johnson and Missy Pond. Berrendo Elementary spelling bee winners include sixth grader Tessa Moore winner Greg Wakefield alternate. fifth grader Adam Wells and Cameron Washichek as alternates.
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Renee Chavez
Charlotte Chavez
Jesse Johnson
Otis Johnson
Steven Johnson
Missy Pond
Jerry Pond
Berrendo
Tessa Moore
Marla
Larry Moore
Greg Wakefield
Wakefield
Adam Wells
Robert Wells
Cameron Washichek
Doyle Washichek
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