Security and surveillance themes in a Santa Fe column
A Santa Fe column addresses airport and government security practices, surveillance cameras and drones, and contrasts Susana Martinez with Bill Richardson. The writer notes personal security experiences, recalls Billy the Kid, and ends with contact details for letters to the editor.
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Susana Martinez
Bill Richardson
Editorial mourns Colorado firefighters and honors Hotshots
The piece remembers 19 Hotshot firefighters killed near Prescott and recalls past Colorado tragedies. It honors the courage of crews and calls for lessons to improve safety, urging continued emphasis on preventing loss of life in wildland fires.
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Prescott
Ariz
Texas Voter ID Rush Defies Pending Court Rulings
The piece notes the Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights Act and Greg Abbott’s push to implement Texas photo ID for voting immediately, while August 2012 court findings criticized the law as discriminatory. It questions the rush amid unsettled redistricting and claims of minimal fraud. The piece hints Abbott’s gubernatorial ambitions and anti federal sentiment.
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Supreme Court
Greg Abbott
Texas
Abbott
David Tatel
Washington, D.C
Dear Doctor K on Stress and Health Effects
The reader learns acute stress triggers fight or flight with heart rate rise and energy boost. Acute stress can enhance performance but may cause severe heart risks in heart disease. Recurrent chronic stress worsens health by constant worry without quick relief.
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Northridge
Calif
New York
Washington
Pennsylvania
United States
Little Known Facts About the Declaration of Independence Part 3
The series notes two more obscure points about the Declaration. One copy torn from a flea market painting sold for 2.42 million at auction, with the painting bought for four dollars. Another copy was moved to Fort Knox for World War II protection alongside the Constitution and other treasures.
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Creators.com
Chuck-Norrs
New York Times
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Adamstown
National Archives
Britain
Fort Knox
Ese
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Accompan
Mother and son graduate together at Yuba College
Susan Bradley Scott and her son Greg Scott, both from Roswell and Marysville, graduate separately with two associate degrees. Susan, 36, earns an associate of arts and will study elementary education at California State University Sacramento. Greg, 18, earns an associate of science in criminal behavior and aims for Howard University in Washington DC. They are the daughter and grandson of Edna Bradley. It marks the first mother and son graduation in the Bradley family.
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Greg Scott
Yuba College
Scott
Marysville
California State University
Sacramento
Roswell
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Edna Bradley
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