New Mexico economic debate over real drivers and claims
A New Mexico opinion contrasts claims about attracting business with recent regional developments in Albuquerque, Clovis and Santa Fe. It weighs Fortune 500 dynamics, entrepreneurship, productivity, agriculture, unions, and policy priorities, urging accuracy in economic discussion.
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Editorial: Jobless numbers stagnate as election looms
The piece says 12.7 million Americans seek work and June added only 80,000 jobs, flagging a stagnant unemployment rate of 8.2 percent. It cites global weakness, fiscal cliff fears, and limited new ideas from Obama and Romney as barriers to a quick improvement, urging a balanced negotiated plan for the country and jobless.
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Big Brother tracking via cell data surpasses Congress
A New York Times report notes cellphone data requests last year exposed 1.3 million private movements and messages. With no safeguards, privacy erodes as government stores data indefinitely, prompting calls for action by states if Congress stalls.
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Reagan ghost could guide Romney in economic clash
The piece casts Reagan as a model for Mitt Romney, arguing Romney should imitate Reagan’s tax cuts and spending restraint. It contrasts Reagan’s 70 to 28 percent top rate cut and limited federal hiring with current Obama spending, urging a return to Reaganite policies to spur growth.
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Understanding rTMS as a treatment for depression
rTMS or repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation uses magnetic coils placed on the scalp to deliver pulses that reach about an inch into the brain. It targets mood related regions and may alter nerve cell activity, offering a nondrug option for treatment resistant depression. A 2008 FDA approval marked its clinical use for major depressive disorder unresponsive to therapy or antidepressants.
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United Way of Chaves County Sets 1987 Goal at 600000
The United Way board approves a 1987 campaign goal of 600000, up 9.1 percent over 1986. Board president Bill Armstrong Jr. cites positive local economic indicators and a plan to boost services for feeding the hungry and basic health and protection needs.
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