GMO labeling could boost New Mexico economy says columnist
A columnist urges passing Senate Bill 18 to require genetically modified food labeling. The piece argues labeling could attract health-conscious, high-end buyers and new jobs, offsetting economic woes and weak education, with minimal state cost and a practical enforcement framework. Merilee Dannemann referenced. New Mexico News Services 2013.
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Senate
Michael Sanchez
D-Belen
Peter Wirth
Santa Fe
Sumers
California
New Mexico
Carrizozo
Merilee Dannemann
Triplespacedagain
Republicans Redirect Debt Fight For Real Budget Restraint
Editorial lauds Republicans for delaying debt ceiling showdown to pursue meaningful spending cuts. It argues sequencing limits leverage of hostage politics and supports progress while warning virtuous outcomes remain contingent and praise due only after actual achievements.
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Barack Obama
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House
White House
Obama
GOP
Capitol Hill
Channel Aggression Into Constructive Leadership
An executive assistant asks how to guide a CEO who is aggressive but effective. Aggression aids competition yet risks alienating staff and dismissing advice. Successful leaders balance rational control with emotion, funneling energy into constructive goals and protecting organizational well being.
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Doctor K
Harvard Medical School
Ken Settel
Joseph Cardillo
GOP urged to shift strategy from Washington to states
National Review hosted a conservative summit while Gov. Bobby Jindal spoke at the Republican National Committee meeting in Charlotte. He urged a new strategy focusing on state governments, arguing that shrinking federal power and boosting the private sector will win elections and strengthen America. He cited Indiana’s rebates and governors cutting taxes and wasteful spending as evidence.
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New Mexico
Harold Morgan
Texas
Utah
CNBC
National Review Magazine
Washington
Louisiana
Bobby Jindal
Republican National Committee
Charlotte
N.C
Jindal
America
Indiana
Airman Vaughn completes Jet Engine Mechanic course at Chanute
25 years ago Airman Cecil D. Vaughn son of Mr and Mrs Lewis W Hendrix of Hope graduated from the Air Force jet engine mechanic course at Chanute AFB He studied repair maintenance and ground safety Vaughn a 1984 Artesia High School graduate Also noted Charles E Houston son of Nancy A Houston of Ruidoso promoted to airman first class radiologic specialist with the 833rd Medical Group Holloman AFB Houston a 1986 Columbia Falls High School graduate
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Lewis W. Hendrix
Hope
Air Force
Chanute Air Force Base
Vaughn
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Charles E. Houston
Nancy A. Houston
Ruidoso
Houston
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Holloman Air Force Base
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Columbia Falls
Mont
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