Billy the Kid and UFOs in the news
Santa Fe column surveys Billy the Kid lore and UFO topics from tintype auctions to Area 51 claims. It notes a Fort Sumner trail ride, UFO Museum events in Roswell, FBI online FOIA data, and Paranormal Symposium dates while referencing ghostly nostalgia and Vatican openness to alien belief.
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Santa FE
U.S. Senate
Billy the Kid
Billy
Colorado
Andrew Smith
New Mexico
Smith
Museum of New Mexico
Lincoln
Fort
Sumner
Great American Adventures
Area 51
Nevada
Josef Stalin
Orson Welles
Julie Shuster
Roswell
FBI
Matthew Arco
J. Edgar Hoover
Air Force
Angel Fire
Taos
Kachina Inn
Duke
SETI
Vatican
Galileo
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Hotmail
Democrats celebrate NY district victory over Medicare fears
Editorial argues Democrats won a May 24 special election in New York's 26th district by exploiting Medicare worries. It warns against expecting a national victory from the tactic, critiques Paul Ryan's plan as not affecting seniors under 55, and calls for bipartisan leadership to address Medicare and the deficit.
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New York
Paul Ryan
R-Wis
Barack Obama
Ryan
Obama
Miami Herald
Praise for Roswell Post Office and Mary’s help
Dorothy Turner praises the U S Postal Service in Roswell for recovering a missing picture and a five dollar bill from a plastic envelope. Mary at the local post office investigated and located both items after contact with the daughter in Utah.
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U. S. Postal Service
Roswell
P.O
Dorothy Turner
Palmetto and celery linked to BPH relief in reader letter
Dear Dr Gott discusses using saw palmetto and raw celery to ease benign prostatic hyperplasia symptoms. The exchange notes improved sleep and urges readers to consider caffeine and alcohol reduction as diuretic aggravators. Further details offer health reports for purchase.
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DR. Gott
Lions
Conditions not ready for an Arab spring
The author argues that Yemen’s instability and al Qaida’s potential growth should restrain Western policy in the Arab world. At the G8 in Deauville, France, $40 billion was pledged to North Africa and the Middle East, but the piece contends money alone cannot foster real democracy several Arab states, pointing to Saudi Arabia’s reluctance toward reform and the risk of tyranny.
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Yemen
al-Qaida
Deauville
France
North Africa
Middle East
Chicago
Tunisia
Egypt
Energy Information Administration
United States
Saudi Arabia
Indians Draft Goddard Grad Kerry Richardson
Kerry Richardson, a 1980 Goddard High School graduate and former Goddard Rocket third baseman, was drafted by the Cleveland Indians signaling his long held dream of reaching Major League Baseball. Col Robert T Wagner, retiring as academic dean after seven years at NMMI, received The Distinguished Service Award for founding the Institute faculty handbook and crafting a salary plan aimed at making the faculty well paid in the region.
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Kerry Richardson
Richardson
Goddard High School
Cleveland Indians
Goddard
Robert T. Wagner
NMMI
Wagner
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Drew
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United Media Syndicate
Utah
Las Vegas
U.S. Department of Energy
OPEC
Cal
Thomas
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