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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2015
Page
5
The piece promotes Healthy Weight Week with guidance that health is not a number. It emphasizes balanced living, sleep, stress management, and varied caloric needs, then lists Roswell Public Library resources and events including health databases, cookbooks, and widely themed programs for children and families.
Prices drop and home cooks embrace sous vide cooking once limited to professionals. Immersion and self contained units around $200 to $450 let cooks seal food in vacuum bags and heat in water for precise tenderness and flavor.
The letter argues that past pro slavery defenses mirror modern abortion arguments. It recalls the Civil War as a clash of pro choice and anti choice camps and urges future historians to consign pro abortion reasoning to the same trashcan as pro slavery.
A dental visit turns personal as a hygienist who fled Communist Czech lands vents her hatred of the regime while brushing along the gum line. The piece mentions Dr. Komaroff, a Harvard Medical School professor, and invites readers to submit questions to Ask Doctor K.
United tensions between dock workers and port operators pause activity across 29 West Coast ports from San Diego to Seattle. Crane idle at Los Angeles Long Beach as the Pacific Maritime Association and the International Longshore and Warehouse Union trade blame, delaying unloads and threatening $1 trillion in annual cargo.
Martin Kral of Roswell argues the Colorado River is fully used by damming and diversions from New Mexico to California and Mexico. He suggests desalination as the answer, noting it requires substantial heat energy and linking energy to life on Earth. He spent 30 years in computing and now studies climate and fossil fuels.
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