Real estate in New Mexico markets show mixed progress
A New Mexico overview notes cautious signs in housing with eight counties tracked. Santa Fe leads metro sales and prices, Albuquerque shows rising pending sales, Lincoln and Colfax reach milestones, while Dona Ana and Curry decline in late 2011. Lea County shines amid energy growth.
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Blue Hole
Albuquerque
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Realtors Association of
Chaves
Eddy
Lincoln
Otero
San Juan
Santa Fe
Curry
Los Alamos
Lincoln County
Colfax County
Angel Fire
Capitolreport Run
Lea County
Free speech clashes over conformity in media and sport
Column argues free speech limits at MSNBC after Phil Griffin criticizes Pat Buchanan and notes his firing. It compares to ACLU defense of unpopular views in Skokie and cites NASCAR banning the General Lee for political correctness during Civil War sesquicentennial discussions.
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Pat Buchanan
MSNBC
Phil Griffin
Buchanan
Skokie
Ill
ACLU
Ben Jones
Cooter
Nascar
General Lee
Phoenix
David Higdon
Jones
Endorsement Advice In Ward I Race Stresses Honor
The editorial states no endorsement for unknown candidates but favors Maples and Oropesa as worthy, long standing community pillars. It notes choosing between them would be difficult yet assures either would make an honorable and dedicated councilor for Ward I.
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Bob Maples
Juan Oropesa
Endorsement: Steve Henderson for Roswell Ward II Council
The Daily Record backs Steve Henderson for Ward II, noting his city staff and council experience as deep knowledge of rules and math. While Billy Wood shows intelligence and drive, Henderson offers proven understanding of roswell resources and city challenges, aiming for safe growth and economic prosperity.
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Henderson
Billy Wood
Roswell
Wood
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Daily Record letter publication guidelines shift slightly
The Daily Record outlines how letters to the editor are handled. To publish, letters must include full name, address and phone number for verification, signed letters are preferred, and space is limited to 600 words. The paper may reject letters that are libelous in poor taste attack businesses or involve active civil cases and may print at most two letters per month per writer.
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Preparing a safe enjoyable holiday meal plan
A holiday party offers great food but foodborne illness can spoil the gathering. To reduce risk, plan carefully with safe cooking and serving steps, including proper food handling, cooking temperatures, and hygiene practices for a festive, worry free meal.
Food safety basics from Harvard adviser
The Harvard Medical School adviser outlines three rules to keep food safe. Prevent cross contamination by separating raw meat from produce, washing hands and surfaces, and using separate utensils. Monitor temperatures with a thermometer and follow the two hour rule for foods in the danger zone.
Students of the Month Named at Sierra Middle School January 1987
Russell Nelson Amy Taylor Christy Collins and Charles Kindley selected as January 1987 Students of the Month at Sierra Middle School. Nelson age 15 participates in baseball football track is in the Honor Society. Taylor age 14 shares enriched language arts and math with art chorus gymnastics. Collins 13 active in dancing gymnastics piano skating skiing softball and volleyball. Kindley 13 busy with basketball football track enjoys camping fishing and hunting.
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Russell Nelson
Amy Taylor
Christy Collins
Charles “Ched” Kindley
Sierra Middle School
Nelson
Mel Nelson
Roswell
Taylor
Richard Taylor
Collins
Rick Collins
Kindley
Ed Kindley
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