New Mexico U.S. Senate Races Highlight Second-Tier Candidates
In New Mexico's Senate contests two major Republicans Greg Sowards Bill English and Democrat Andres Valdes are noted as longshots with limited backing. Sowards gears for GOP debates after past campaigns while English aims to boost space industry and transport links. Valdes remains an activist with little campaign infrastructure.
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New Mexico
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Billy the Kid
Billy
Josef Stalin
Roswell
U.S
Albuquerque
Congress
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Las Cruces
Sowards
Shortbaldhonest.com
Sewards
Washington
Brigham Young University
Joe Skeen
GOP
John Dendahl
Rep
Skeen
Rep. Skeen
Heather Wilson
John Sanchez
Los Ranchos
Wilson
Bill English
Alamogordo
English
Arizona
Valdes
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Hotmail
Patriot Act extension sparks constitutional alarm
Guest Editorial warns that Congress renewed the Patriot Act extending FBI access to business records under Section 215. The piece notes Fourth Amendment violations and cites Sen. Wyden’s warning that undisclosed interpretations will shock and anger the public. It ties the extension to Memorial Day and critiques both parties amid tea party concerns.
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Congress
Obama
FBI
John Adams
New York Times
Ron Wyden
Oregon
Intelligence Committee
GOP
House
Northwest
Florida Daily News
Dear Dr Gott Cinnamon Bark Experiment Follow Up
A reader asks about Dr Gott's 2006 cinnamon bark self experiment and its results. The letter notes the writer uses Lipitor and seeks to reduce it. Dr Gott replies that his own results were unsuccessful and acknowledges Lipitor’s drug class.
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DR. Gott
Lipitor
Doonesbury and Statins Advice on Cholesterol Management
Dr Gott discusses statins and cinnamon bark as possible aids for lowering LDL and raising HDL. He cautions testing and medical history matter, suggests 10 to 20 mg daily with diet and exercise, and urges patients to consult their physician for personalized plans and potential trial periods. A second reader question mentions chronic ear itching and scratching.
Britain's NHS cited as warning for US policy
A Belfast based opinion piece argues Britain's National Health Service troubles mirror potential US issues. It cites Times and Telegraph headlines on aging care, hip operation errors, care standards, and doctor shortages, warning of death panels and funding limits affecting patient choices.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Maine
United Kingdom
United States
Britain
National Health Service
NHS
The
Daily Mail
Telegraph
the Telegraph
Roswell Graduates Airman Miller and Library Board Change
Airman David L. Miller grandson of Mr and Mrs Albert Kitchell of Roswell recently graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB following his 1985 Goddard High School graduation. Jane Clarke former businesswoman and long time Roswell Public Library board member was elected president of the library board. she served on the board since 1984 and previously co owned the Credit Bureau of Roswell.
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Albert Kitchell
Roswell
Air Force Basic
Lackland Air Force Base
Goddard High School
Jane Clarke
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