New Mexico Legislature Opens With Speaker Martinez and Pro Tem Unsettled
The New Mexico House organized with Rep. Ken Martinez as speaker and plans committee announcements. In the Senate, a pro tem decision remained undecided until the opening session. Gov. Martinez urged private business growth while cautioning on federal installations, and constitutional amendments on PRC qualifications were set for action with Think New Mexico involvement.
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Protecting the most vulnerable and the abortion debate
The piece questions who counts as the most vulnerable and debates abortion. It notes 55 million abortions since 1970s rulings, questions who cares for unwanted children, and cites Nicholas Kristof on foreign views of American life as potentially cheap.
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Immigration reform gains momentum amid shifting GOP stance
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch argues immigration reform gains traction as Latino voters shift political leverage. It cites 11 million undocumented residents, border concerns, and proposals from Obama and Senate Democrats for a plan including a path to citizenship and penalties. Cruz Rubio and Durbin Graham appear shaping a bipartisan bill for March.
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Doonesbury Dear Doctor on Skin Tags and Care
The column explains skin tags are common noncancerous growths that appear in skin folds such as armpits and neck. They often multiply with age weight gain and pregnancy and may reappear after removal. No treatment detail is provided here and more guidance appears on a later page.
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Air Force Sergeant Re-Enlists for Career Status
Sgt. Ruby A Apodaca daughter of Esther Apo daca of Roswell and Felipe Apodaca Jr of Albuquerque re enlisted in the U S Air Force after a board selected her for career status. She is assigned in West Germany and serves as a non supervisory or staff sergeant with the 377th Combat Support Wing. A 1983 graduate of Goddard High School she earns this career status after proving character and performance.
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