How New Mexico Lost Territory and Found Its Shape
A reader's note traces how New Mexico shrank from a large Mexican era expanse to its current size. It explains Texas claims, California gold priority, and congressional decisions that split or reassigned lands, including Arizona and Nevada, shaping the map we know today.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Mark Stein
Smithsonian Books
History Channel
New
United States
Mexico
U.S
Texas
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
California
North America
Rio Grande
New Spain
West Texas
Sutter's Mill
Glorieta
New Mexico Territory
Boulder Dam
Las Vegas
Jay Miller
la Tosa
Editorial: Tragedy Sparks Call for Civil Political Debate
An editorial urges cooler, responsible political rhetoric after the Tucson massacre and Giffords shooting. It cautions against rushes to blame and notes anger and bigotry in Arizona discourse may reflect wider national vitriol. The piece emphasizes seeking mental health help and toning down incendiary rhetoric for a healthier democracy.
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Tucson
Arizona
Gabrielle Giffords
Jared Lee Loughner
Pima County
Clarence Dupnik
Loughner
San Diego
Washington, D.C
Dupnik
Doctor advises Advair use for asthma patient ages 75
Dear Dr Gott outlines a 75 year old woman seeking guidance on increasing Advair from 100/50 to 500/50 after a worsening lung infection test. The reply notes Advair contains fluticasone and salmeterol, warns about long term steroid bone loss, LABA risks, and cites black box labeling from the SMART trial context.
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DR. Gott
Los Angeles Times
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Advait
Reboot of a Newspaper Column Sparks Editor Feedback
A Socorro based editor contemplates resuming a writing deadline schedule as 13 New Mexico papers weigh publishing a revived column by Ned. T.S. Last champions the move saying the writer’s energy could boost morale and audience engagement.
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T.S. Last
New Mexico
Roswell student Rotarian of the Month yet honors
Sean Reeves, a Roswell High senior, named student Rotarian of the Month. Reeves, son of Mike and Mrs. Reeves, played varsity football, track, and baseball and belongs to FCA and Lego Club. He aims to play college football at Arizona or Oklahoma. Sierra Middle School named four student council officers Kelly Courter president Rachelle Spence vice president Karen Sanders secretary Brandee Janosek treasurer.
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Sean Reeves
Roswell High School
Reeves
Mike L. Reeves
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Lego Club
University of Arizona
Tucson
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Sierra Middle School
Kelly Courter
Larry Courter
Rachelle Spence
Jim Mayfield
Karen Sanders
Tom Sanders
Brandee Janosek
Dan Janosek
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Will
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Koat-Tv
Cantwell
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