Branding drought in New Mexico tourism ad contract
New Mexico’s Department of Tourism hired Vendor Inc of Austin for a 2 million ad campaign built on a brand essence. Critics argue the term remains vague, noting that the state’s “Land of Enchantment” brand overlooks southeast cattle country and energy sectors while urging richer history education and local talent engagement.
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New Mexico
Department of Tourism
Vendor Inc
Austin
Texas
Monique Jacobson
Taos
Kirk Cheyfitz
New York
Story Worldwide
Enchantment
Vendor
Jacobson
Richardson
Ben Alexander
Hobbs
Alexander
Albuquerque
Tourism Department
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Santa Fe
Southeast
Editorial urges united pressure to curb Iran nuclear program
The piece argues Iran seeks nuclear weapons despite UN demands five years on. It warns of a deeper underground enrichment site complicating air strikes and endorses a mix of covert actions sanctions and diplomatic pressure with a broad coalition to force Tehran to back down.
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Iran
U.N. Security Council
Islamic Republic
Natanz
Tehran
Ma Ying-jeou wins Taiwan presidency amid cautious China ties
Incumbent Ma Ying-jeou of the Kuomintang wins re-election over Tsai Ing-wen, signaling qualified support for expanded cross-strait ties. Ma vows to continue policies that boosted direct flights, mainland visits, and free trade with China while urging Beijing to demonstrate sincerity for dialogue and a peaceful environment.
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Taiwan
China
Ma Ying-jeou
Kuomintang
Nationalist Party
Tsai Ing-wen
Democratic Progressive Party
Beijing
Asahi Shimbun
Tokyo
Letter to Governor Martinez Expresses Support and Critique
A columnist writes to Governor Susana Martinez offering casual pleasantries and frank political critique. He recalls past tactics, mentions admiration for strong leadership, and notes past support for opponent Diane Denish while proposing collaboration if offered a state spokesman role. The piece blends humor with candid opinion on governance.
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Susana Martinez
Susana
Suzy
Tine
Diane Denish
Diane
Foot changes and pain raise fall risk in older adults
Aging feet can lose sensation and change shape causing balance issues and pain from bunions or claw toes. Foot problems and diabetes raise fall risk, but proper footwear and foot care can reduce it. Have feet measured for correct shoe size, and choose supportive shoes to help prevent falls.
Roswell Woman Accepted to Colorado Doctorate Program
Irene M. Haskins formerly of Roswell has been admitted to the doctorate in applied mathematics at the University of Colorado. She is 31, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Bennett, Roswell High School 1973 graduate, Eastern New Mexico University 1977 bachelor in mathematics, 1978 masters, and now works as assistant manager for Mountain Bell cost modeling.
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Irene M. Haskins
Roswell
University of Colorado
Haskins
Jack G. Bennett
Roswell High School
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Mountain Bell
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