New Mexico voices clash over Endangered Species Act impact
New Mexico residents claim listing of the Mexican spotted owl and other species harmed jobs and local economies while asserting local conservation efforts protected both species and livelihoods. They condemn federal overreach and champion community based agreements as better solutions.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Fish and Wildlife
New Mexico
Department of the Interior
Department of the Interior and Fish and Wildlife
Washington
Center For Biological Diversity
Debating the Drug War and Treatment Alternatives
The piece argues the drug war fuels crime and prison costs, urging a shift to humane treatment over punishment. It cites data on drug offenses, possession arrests, and treatment success to claim privatized, treatment-focused approaches could reduce recidivism and save funds.
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America
Popular Science Magazine
Clarity Way Drug Rehab Center
Obama
Civil War Black regiment mustered at Beaufort 1863
On January 31 1863 the First South Carolina Volunteers an all black Union regiment formed from former slaves was mustered into federal service at Beaufort South Carolina marking a notable Civil War milestone.
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First
South Carolina
Beaufort
S.C
Stonewall and gay rights rise in Obama address
A Georgetown student, Matt, once grabbed a White House fence stunt in Reagan era DC and later died of AIDS. The piece recalls Stonewall's 1969 uprising, the era of stigmatization, and Obama’s framing of Stonewall with Seneca Falls and Selma to boost gay rights momentum.
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Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Georgetown University
White House
Secret Service
Georgetown
Matt
Washington, D.C
Stonewall
Barack Obama
Seneca Falls
Selma
New York
Stonewall Inn
Greenwich Village
David Carter
How to become a doctor at Harvard Medical School
Doonesbury explains the path to medical practice at Harvard Medical School. Medical students spend four to five years earning an MD before entering multiyear residencies and fellowships in specialties such as internal medicine or surgery, with subspecialties like cardiology.
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Doctor K
Harvard Medical School
Har
Roswell Psychologist Dr. Charles A. Berry Certified
Dr. Charles A. Berry of Roswell has completed requirements for psychologist certification by the New Mexico Board. He earned a psychology doctorate from Ohio State University and has practiced counseling in Roswell since 1986, with post doctoral training in behavioral medicine. He is married to Dr. Suzanne T. Berry, ENMU Roswell Child Development Program coordinator.
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Charles A. Berry
Roswell
New Mexico
Berry
Suzanne T. Berry
Eastern New Mexico University
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