Primary election reflections and party registration in New Mexico
The column argues that primary participation shapes general election outcomes and questions the value of DTS registration. It notes New Mexico's turnout, party shares among 1,192,551 registered voters, and highlights districts where primaries were uncontested. It urges informed voting and criticizes straight party voting.
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New Mexico
Secretary of State
Senate
Public Regulation Commission
Santa Fe
Merilee Dannemann
Triplespacedagain
Not Special: Teachers And Graduates Debate True Worth
Editorial notes a speech at Wellesley High School and similar remarks by Jim Lehrer and Aaron Sorkin. It argues merit over self awards and urges graduates to contribute to society through production and service rather than entitlement. The piece frames true special status as merit earned through deeds.
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Wellesley High School
Massachusetts
David McCullough Jr
David McCullough
McCullough
America
Jim Lehrer
PBS
William and Mary College
Hollywood
Aaron Sorkin
Syracuse University
Sorkin
Understanding Obstructive Sleep Apnea and CPAP Therapy
Obstructive sleep apnea affects about 10 percent of adults. The condition causes repeated breathing pauses during sleep due to throat and nasal tissue blockage or relaxed throat muscles. Untreated OSA raises risks of hypertension, heart failure, stroke, and early death. CPAP uses a mask and a steady air pressure to keep the airway open, with newer machines quieter and lighter and often offering warmed humidified air.
Defeating the education Blob and its market critique
The piece argues government monopoly in K 12 education preserves stagnation while spending rises. It labels reform efforts as the Blob driven by a sprawling education industrial complex and notes teachers’ pay exceeds many professions even as outcomes fail to improve. It criticizes bureaucratic waste and calls for market competition.
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Jeanne Allen
Center For Education Reform
Roswell Man Completes Basic Training at Fort Leonard Wood
Pvt. 1st Class Robert C. Haworth son of Richard F. Haworth Sr. of Roswell finished basic training at Fort Leonard Wood after instruction in drill weapons map reading tactics and Army history. He earned an associate degree from New Mexico State University in 1985. Army Pvt Shawn A. Dunlap son of Joan L. Thompson of Glencoe arrived for duty with the 229th Attack Helicopter Battalion at Fort Campbell Kentucky.
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Robert C. Haworth
Richard F. Haworth
Roswell
Fort Leonard Wood
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Army
Shawn A. Dunlap
Joan L. Thompson
Glencoe
Fort Campbell
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