Immigration reform in New Mexico politics and policy
The piece surveys reform theories and current views on immigration in New Mexico. It highlights the experiences of a migrant, critiques the system as punitive and convoluted, and examines positions from AHCC ICI and gubernatorial candidates on border security, legal status, family unity, and worker programs.
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Trary
Comecnenation Services
League of United Latin American Citizens
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
Chamber
AHCC
Association of Commerce and Industry of New Mexico
Sion
ACI
Employers For Immigration Reform
Diane Denish
Susana Martinez
Mexico
Martinez
America
Sarah Palin
New Mexico
Editorial argues against drill moratorium and oil safety absolutism
The Colorado Springs Gazette argues against a deep water drilling moratorium and warns that pursuing absolute safety elevates risk and harms. It cites historical disasters and criticizes Ken Salazar and the Obama administration for seeking a flexible loophole while urging rescission of the moratorium recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Virginia Tech
United States
Colorado
Ken Salazar
U.S
Barack Obama
Obama
White House
Salazar
Gulf Coast
France
Colorado Springs Gazette
Cascara sagrada as a laxative questioned
The reader asks if cascara sagrada is safe as a laxative. The letter notes cascara sagrada is a western North American shrub whose dried bark has long been used as a stimulant laxative and contains anthraquinones, with various industrial uses.
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DR. Gott
Reader
North America
GoTT poses risks and dosing for cascara sagrada
Cascara sagrada is sold as capsules liquids and dried bark for tea. Use 20 to 70 mg daily and limit to seven or eight days unless advised by a physician. Avoid fresh bark, certain medical conditions and pregnancy. Side effects include allergic reactions urine color changes and abdominal cramps. Increase daily fiber intake 20 to 35 g while awaiting medical advice.
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Food and Drug Administration
Wild West roundup draws Billy the Kid experts to Lincoln County
Lincoln County hosts the Wild West History Association roundup with 300 plus enthusiasts and speakers on Billy the Kid. Gov Richardson figures and debate over Brushy Bill Roberts spur discussions on Kid lore and final resting places. Noted authorities include Frederick Nolan and Robert Utley among others at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Lincoln County
Wild West History Association
Billy the Kid
Bill Richardson
Richardson
Gov. Richardson
Pat Garrett
Billy
Hamilton
Texas
Olive
Brushy
Bill
Fort Sumner
New Mexico
Fredrick Nolan
Robert Utley
Scottsdale
Arizona
ENMMC names Employees of the Month for July 1985
Rosa Rand LPN in Labor and Delivery and Mike Garcia housekeeping were chosen by peers as Employees of the Month at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. Rand joined ENMMC in 1971 and Garcia in 1978, each receiving an engraved plaque and $50 from executive director James D. Agostino. Brian Archuleta, son of Roswell residents, was promoted to petty officer signalman second class after graduating from Goddard High School in 1981 and serving on the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower with a seven month Mediterranean cruise completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Rand
LPN
Mike Garcia
Housekeeping
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
James D. Agostino
Rand
ENMMC
Garcia
Brian Archuleta
Frank Archuleta
Roswell
Arch
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New Mexico Bar Association
Congress
General Accounting Office
Immigration and Naturalization Service
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Doonesbury
Roland Hedley
FOX News
Joe
Gott
Uniteo Mepbia Syndicate
In the Kid
the Kid
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