Choose Local Produce to Limit Outbreak Risks
The piece argues that big agri businesses dominate U.S. produce, raising contamination and price concerns. It highlights New Mexico's 102 salmonella cases, FDA warnings, and the lack of traceability amid long supply chains. It urges buying locally at markets like the Courthouse lawn Farmers and Growers Market to know origin and support nearby farmers.
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United States
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Centers For Disease Control
Mexico
FDA
Victory Gardens
Pearce energy stance challenged for renewables shift
Local letter questions Steve Pearce on energy policy praising oil industry funding and Arctic drilling, arguing for innovation and cleaner options. The author opposes Pearce citing his votes on Bush-Cheney energy policy and contrasts with Tom Udall, urging support for a renewables path.
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Steve Pearce
Pearce
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Alaska
Tom Udall
Congress
Dexter student earns Elizabeth Means Armstrong Music Scholarship
David L. Dalton of Dexter is named a 1983 84 recipient of the Elizabeth Means Armstrong Music Scholarship by Texas Wesleyan College. Elizabeth Marie White receives her Bachelor of Science in Education from UT Austin College of Education. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J Phelps White of Roswell.
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Dexter
Elizabeth Means Armstrong
Texas Wesleyan College
Elizabeth Marie White
University of Texas At Austin
College of Education
White
J. Phelps White
Roswell
Six word essays spark New Mexico readers
A look at six word stories from readers across New Mexico shows sharp wit and reflection. Howard Scott and Becky Martinez share punchy lines while others from Roswell Hobbs and Lovington reveal humor, faith, and critique. The piece invites reader responses to ncantwell beyondbb.com.
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Howard Scott
Demingway
Howard
Becky Martinez
Mom
Andrew Poertner
Roswell Daily Record
Andrew
On This Day July 20 Highlights From History
July 20 marks Apollo 11 moonwalk in 1969 with Armstrong and Aldrin. Other events include Colombia's 1810 independence, Confederate Congress sessions in Richmond in 1861, and Viking 1 Mars landing in 1976.
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Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin
Colombia
Spain
Congress of the Confederate States
Richmond
British Columbia
Confederation
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Rastenburg
Roosevelt
Chicago
America
Mars
Islamic Saudi Academy promotes hateful religious texts
A Washington Post review of the Islamic Saudi Academy in Alexandria Virginia shows remaining passages in some 2006 07 textbooks extolling jihad and martyrdom while disparaging Jews and Christians. Despite US Commission on International Religious Freedom findings the State Department has not closed the school.
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Islamic Saudi Academy
Alexandria
U.S. State Department
Washington Post
Saudi Arabia
Anbar Hurdle Delays Iraq U.S. Security Handover
Iraq aims to place Anbar under Iraqi security control by year end but fears of internal rivalries and the Awakening Council complicate the transfer. Analysts warn that rushing could revive Sunni insurgent tensions and jeopardize broader provincial handovers. The move follows lengthy negotiations and signals Baghdad plans to extend control across Baghdad Mosul Kirkuk and other provinces.
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Anbar
U.S
al-Qaida
Washington
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Awakening Council Movement
al- Qaida
Fallujah
Sheik Abdul-Karim al-Assal
Anbar Awakening Council
Qadisiyah
Mosul
Kirkuk
Ramadi
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