New Mexico Youth Plants Hope Amid Farm Barriers
U S Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan visited New Mexico to urge students toward farming careers as the state faces the nation's oldest farming population. The article notes barriers from red tape, drought, and rising costs, with groups advocating training, credit access, student loan forgiveness, and land sale tax breaks while detailing the Dixon Apple Orchard lease dispute involving the Mullane family and the State Land Office.
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U. S
Kathleen Merrigan
New Mexico
U.S
USDA
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
National
Dixon
Las Conchas
Youngish
Becky
Jim Mullane
State Land Office
UNM
Mullanes
San Felipe Pueblo
Wisconsin
Vote New Mexico Primary Urges Voters to Cast Ballots Today
Editorial urges residents to vote in today’s New Mexico primary. It notes two contested races for Chaves County Democrats and seven GOP contests, stresses the importance of participation, and reminds polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. local time. It frames voting as a fundamental civic right across parties.
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New Mexico
Chaves County
U.S. Senate
New Mexico Court of Appeals
Understanding glycemic index and load for diabetics
Glycemic index shows how quickly a carb is digested and raises blood sugar. Glycemic load accounts for both the index and the carbohydrate amount in a portion, giving a real life impact on glucose control. Potatoes have higher load than carrots despite index differences.
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Doctor K
Florida GOP voter rolls debate unsettles Latino voters
The piece questions Florida Republican actions on voter rolls, arguing the claims of widespread fraud are implausible and politically damaging to Latino communities. It notes Latinos are the state’s fastest growing demographic and links undocumented status to financial aid limits for citizens’ children.
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Florida
U.S
United States
Army National Guard Specialist Completes HAWK Training
Army National Guard Spec 4 George M. Escamilla son of Mr and Mrs Tony M Escamilla of Roswell completed a HAWK fire control crewman course at Fort Bliss under OSAT. He studied radar fire control and power supply for the HAWK system, an air defense missile. He is a 1971 graduate of Silver High School in Silver City.
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George M. Escamilla
Tony M. Escamilla
Roswell
Fort Bliss
Escamilla
OSAT
Silver High School
Silver City
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