Casa Esperanza Receives $1000 Grant For Patient Navigation Program
The Community Foundation of Chaves County awarded Casa Esperanza a $1,000 grant to aid cancer patients and families from Chaves County staying in Albuquerque for treatment. Funds support transportation, food, lodging, medical expenses, and other bills through the Patient Navigation Program. For details call 622-8900.
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Casa Esperanza
Albuquerque
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Roswell Daily Record announces submission rules and fees
The Roswell Daily Record outlines submission guidelines for Around Town Area Scene and Local Achievement items requiring a press release with date time location subject and contact. It notes five day submission windows and charges for wedding engagement and anniversary notices with tiers and special anniversary publication rules.
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Byrd and Roberts contrasts shape Senate legacies
The piece reflects on how Senator Robert Byrd valued Senate power and civility while criticizing modern cable politics. It highlights Byrd’s efforts to televise Panama Canal debates and Senate sessions, his stance against Iraq, and his plea for civilized health care discourse. It notes Cokie Roberts and Steve Roberts as contacted commentators.
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National Public Radio
Senate
Cokie
Clinton
Byrd
Powers
George W. Bush
Iraq
Howard H. Baker
Sophia
Steve
Cokie Roberts
Stevecokie
Gmail.com
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Summer of Innovation Launch and Learn for area middle schoolers
The New Mexico Math, Science, Engineering and Science Club hosts a free Summer of Innovation program for students entering sixth through ninth grades. Activities include space learning, rocket experiments at Spaceport America, plus NASA team participation and a spaceflight competition across five local middle schools.
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New Mexico
Space
Spaceport America
Mountain View Middle School
Jody Kirkpatrick
Berrendo
Shelby Dutton
Sidney Gutierrez
Shannon Miller
Dexter
Lisa Granados
NASA
Betty Chancey
Bridge results highlight June to July standings and winners
Duplicate bridge results from June 21 to July 1 show multiple events with first place pairs led by Pat Davidson and Jewel Harp, Mary Ann Bosch and Arthur Brown, and Rose Caldwell with Bradford Pretti. Notable second and third places include Carl Cooper, Elaine Hanson, Judy Farley, and Peter Yeaton. Interested players invited to call Rose Caldwell at 622 7779.
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Pat Davidson
Jewel Harp
Carl
Mardine Cooper
Mary Ann Bosch
Arthur Brown
Bradford Pretti
Elaine Hanson
Frank Whitney
George Spillers
Rose Caldwell
Peter Yeaton
Kay Rogers
Hazel Wolgamott
Carl and
Judy Farley
Sally Stockton
Jane Miller
Idamaye Sanders
Bette
Bette Russell
Nancy Lynch
Claribel Marshall
Barbara Leonard
Jim Valdez
Welfare reform by loans could curb dependency
Ed Feulner argues that converting some welfare benefits to repayable loans would show consequences of out of wedlock births and fund future programs. He notes food stamp reliance, with half of aid going to those on benefits 8.5 years, and calls for reform to reduce red ink and restore welfare as a hand up. Ed Feulner is president of The Heritage Foundation.
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Bradley
Ken Free
Obama
Ed Feulner
The
Heritage Foundation
Heritage.org
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