Martinez administration rocked by McCleskey influence and staff turmoil
Campaign staff wielded outsized power in Gov. Martinez's office, with Jay McCleskey described as the dominant force known as the fifth floor. The Albuquerque Journal notes his control over Capitol operations and the governor's policies since her November election.
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Horn of Africa faces worst drought in six decades
Editorial urges immediate global action as over 10 million people need food water and health care amid drought in the Horn of Africa. It contrasts the current situation with the 1984 85 famine and condemns delayed collective response despite advanced early warning systems.
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United Nations
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Ethiopia
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United Nations Office For the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
Murdoch hearing reveals tension and hindsight in hacking saga
The Commons select committee grilling of Rupert Murdoch James Murdoch and Rebekah Brooks exposed fault lines within News Corp as witnesses describe betrayals and late awareness of the hacking scandal. Wendi Deng defended her husband while questions around David Cameron's ties to Brooks emerged.
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Commons Select Committee
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Wendi Deng
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James Murdoch
Rebekah Brooks
News International
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Expensive energy plan prompts repeal call in New Mexico
New Mexico legislators backed Renewable Portfolio Standards to require 15 percent wind and solar by 2015 and 20 percent by 2020. Critics warn the mandated shift raises electricity costs amid a weak economy and high unemployment. A Public Regulatory Commission report from PNM outlines a plan to meet the RPS, with the lowest-cost model still centering on coal, sparking opposition to renewables mandates.
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Doonesbury Dear Dr Gott on diabetes and diarrhea
A long reader asks about severe blood sugar swings with type 2 diabetes and daily diarrhea. Doonesbury outlines a stepwise approach: review meds and diet, assess for IBS ulcerative colitis celiac disease or infections, manage diarrhea with fiber water hydration and cautious antidiarrheal use, and address delayed gastric emptying and diabetes control with tailored guidance.
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Roswell Graduates In Architectural and Honor Scholarship News
Robert C. Belles, a Roswell native, earned a master of architecture and a master of engineering construction management from the University of Illinois School of Architecture. He works for Larson and Darby in Rockford and is married to Karen Walker. Julie Lorraine Luiz of Roswell won a presidential scholarship at Fort Lewis College, will enter as a freshman, and graduated in 1986 from Dexter High School where she ranked in the top third, was National Honor Society, on Honor Roll, and served as senior class president.
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Fort Lewis College
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Dexter High School
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