Lone some Dave Cargo shaped New Mexico politics
Former New Mexico governor David F. Cargo died last Friday at age 80s. Elected at 37 as the state’s youngest governor, he served 43 years in public life and earned the nickname Lone some Dave for his solo campaigning style. Cargo, born in Michigan to a Democratic union family, moved to New Mexico and ran as a Republican though he found little GOP backing. His tenure included a government stance he described as limited, a own pocket payment for a bust placed in the Capitol, and a dynamic behind the scenes with independents unions and Hispanics.
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Egypt teeters toward civil conflict after Morsi ouster
Editorial warns of potential civil war as bloodshed in Cairo follows the military removal of President Morsi. The piece cites Muslim Brotherhood calls for uprising, Tamarod opposition, and party withdrawals from talks. It urges calm, restraint, and a negotiated path to civilian rule and democratic governance.
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Prescription sleep meds and behavioral strategies
The article outlines short term use of sleep medications when needed and stresses behavioral changes as often effective. It reviews benzodiazepines nonbenzodiazepines antidepressants melatonin receptor agonist Ramelteon and cautions about side effects dependency driving impairment and age related risks. It also advises consulting a sleep specialist and using lowest effective doses for the shortest duration.
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Islamist rule in Egypt reflects failed democracy push
Analysis argues U S policy toward Egypt and Islamists under Morsi shows democracy promotes instability. It contends constitutional safeguards by founders, the rise of majority rule, and Sharia define freedom in Islamist states, with calls for stricter limits on majority power and cautions about inclusive political processes.
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