Civil discourse in New Mexico politics grows strained
A political column laments rising partisanship in New Mexico as the Martinez Obama era clash intensifies. It recalls early attacks, slow cabinet reshuffles, and cold inaugural ceremonies in Las Cruces and Santa Fe, urging for reduced rancor and legislative cooperation.
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Jerry Apodaca
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Gary Carruthers
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Editorial: The reality in Korea
The piece argues North and South Korea both avoid war despite tensions and show of force. It notes Seoul’s artillery range threats and North Korea’s military heft, suggests stepping back from war, and questions the need for U.S. troops as a tripwire amid broader regional power dynamics.
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Lee Myung-bak
Lee
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Ganning
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Dear Dr Gott Sarcoidosis Patient Seeks New Treatments
A reader describes a wife's multi organ sarcoidosis with lung and brain involvement and a heart block. After steroid-related bone loss, hip replacement looms, and doctors are unsure what to do next. The inquiry asks about new therapies not yet available locally. The message notes Doonesbury style controversy and common sarcoidosis sites.
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Sarcoidosis overview and treatment options
The condition is an abnormal immune response with unknown triggers, often with lung symptoms. Severity varies. most cases resolve, some persist. Treatment depends on organ involvement and severity, starting with corticosteroids, with options including anti-rejection drugs, anti malarial drugs, and TNF alpha inhibitors as needed.
Congressional investigations begin in new Republican House
The new GOP majority aims to launch several probes led by Rep. Darrell Issa into waste and misuse in federal agencies. Rep. Peter King will oversee a homeland security inquiry into Muslim radicalization and law enforcement cooperation, prompting debate over political bias and civil rights concerns.
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Roswell Family Has Ties to National Christmas Tree
Roswell residents Mr and Mrs Leslie Anderson celebrate the Reagan era tree lighting with their son Richard serving as Ottawa National Forest timber head in Michigan. Richard Anderson, a district ranger with the U.S. Forest Service since 1974, helped supervise cutting of the 54 foot white spruce that adorned the Washington DC tree. A child placed a small flag on the top branches and it was left in place.
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Roswell
Leslie Anderson
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U.S. Forest Service
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Ottawa National Forest
Upper Michigan
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Forest Service
Washington, D.C
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