Natural gas crisis prompts study and future pathway
Amid an arctic outage that left 28 707 customers heatless, New Mexico Gas agreed shortages in the Permian and San Juan basins plus Texas outages caused the drop in pressure. A Public Regulation Commission study led by Michael Johnson recommends more storage, larger supplies, and public private partnerships to secure gas and renewables, with MIT proposing similar steps and a longer pipeline network to meet rising demand.
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New Mexico
Permian
San Juan
Texas
Johnson
State Public Regulation Commission
Conoco Gas and Power
MIT
Henry Jacoby
Michael Johnson
Interstate Natural Gas Association of America
United States
Canada
No Child Left Behind Crisis Prompts Call for Revision
The editorial warns that 82 percent of public schools may miss NCLB goals this year, labeling a "slow-moving train wreck" and urging Congress to revise the law. It notes Obama’s request to overhaul the act and argues 100 percent proficiency by 2014 is unrealistic, urging a practical reform that preserves goals.
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Congress
Arne Duncan
Barack Obama
Migration declines shift in Mexican immigrant flows
The piece notes a sharp drop in illegal Mexican migration to the United States due to a stronger Mexican economy and a reduced U.S. job market. It cites higher crossing costs, cartel control, and stricter work-status enforcement, while urging comprehensive immigration reform to preserve a legal labor pipeline.
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U.S
Mexico
America
Dear Dr Gott Responds to Grammar Debate Readers
A series of reader letters praise Dr Gott for defending traditional grammar and avoiding the singular they. The column host notes the filler nature of a past question and recalls celebrating a 76th birthday, while readers reply with appreciation for grammar standards and advice. A note about a reader with dry burping ends the excerpt.
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DR. Gott
American dream or nightmare haunts the nation
A writer laments a national debt of fear not just finance, voicing concern for children, retirement, and jobs. The piece criticizes Barack Obama for missing a public works chance, arguing that infrastructure and parks repair would put people to work and boost spending, questioning trickle down.
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America
Barack Obama
Roswell Mount ain Bell marks Diamond Jubilee with nostalgia
Roswell office employees dressed in old fashioned costumes and served Diamond Jubilee cake as Mountain Bell observes 75 years of service in New Mexico and six Rocky Mountain states. Dawn M Clancey of Roswell reenlisted in the U S Air Force at Davis Monthan AFB after a board approved her re enlistment based on character and performance. She serves as an administration supervisor with the 41st Electronic Com.
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Roswell
Mountain Bell
Telephone Company
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain
Roswell Mountain Bell
U.S. Air Force
Dawn M. Clancey
Army
Robert H
Doralea S. Bean
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
41St Electronic Com
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