Diamond Tooth Miller revisited in New Mexico column
The Santa Fe column reflects on Diamond Tooth Miller's controversial image and clarifies he did not shoot the state Supreme Court chief justice. It traces Miller's political life in New Mexico, his moves to Hatch and Las Vegas, and his long service as Nevada Senate sergeant at arms.
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Santa FE
Diamond Tooth Miller
State Supreme Court
la Fonda
Morgan Nelson
Roswell
Miller
Morgan
Mike Pitel
State Tourism Department
Diamond Tooth
William Rynerson
Billy the Kid
Rynerson
John P. Slough
Exchange Hotel
The
Santa
Fe Ring
New Mexico
Tom Mabry
Torrance County
Gran Quivira
Ed Mechem
Hatch
Las Vegas
Nevada
State Senate
House
Senate
France
Hobbs
Norbert Kempe
Carlsbad
Eddy County
State General Fund
State Department of Cultural Affairs
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Editorial: Can more jobs save Obama from defeat
The piece weighs whether the improving yet slow jobs data will help President Obama win re election. It notes January net gains of 243000 and 351000 new unemployment claims, while unemployment remains 8.3 percent with 12.8 million seeking work. It argues personal experience may trump headlines and stresses voters’ upcoming deadline.
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Barack Obama
Heritage Foundation
Obama
Mike Brownfield
Understanding a Herniated Disk in the Lower Back
The disk between vertebrae can tear allowing the gel core to bulge and press on nerves causing lower back pain that may radiate down the leg. Most cases improve without surgery with rest, meds, and physical therapy. alternatives include ultrasound, massage, acupuncture, and in persistent cases injections or microdiscectomy.
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Doctor K
Kids lemonade stands spark legal hurdles across America
A 14 year old girl and 10 year old sister in Midway Georgia faced orders to close their front yard lemonade stand after police questioned the setup. Their father sought answers while officials cited unfamiliarity with the lemonade's preparation. The piece catalogs extensive NYC licensing steps for a simple stand, illustrating the regulatory burden on child entrepreneurship.
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America
Midway
Hazelwood
Ill
Parkview Elementary Names January 1987 Pirates Citizens
Twelve Parkview Elementary students across all grades were named Pirates Citizens of the Month for January 1987. Principal Faye Blevins announced the honor, with Pauline Ponce of the Roswell ISD and Altrusa Club delivering the keynote.
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Parkview Elementary School
Faye Blevins
Tanya Romero
Tina Foster
Brian Campos
Veronica Ponce
Jeremy Lusk
Jeremiah Thompson
Joshua Snow
Jennifer Toth
Christopher Lucero
Heather Rowe
Suzanne Gamboa
Ray Smith
Pauline Ponce
Roswell Independent School District
Altrusa Club
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Bureau of Food Safety and Community Sanitation
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