The Legislature as a Big Committee of Committees
The piece explains New Mexico's 2013 Legislature as a network of committees within the 70 member House and 42 member Senate. It notes the budget focus, two budgets from the Legislative Finance Committee and the governor, a 60 day session, and 1,814 total proposed measures leading to 1,245 real bills. Governor Martinez’s actions and notable bills like Dental Amalgam Waste Reduction are highlighted.
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House
Senate
Legislative Council Service
LCS
Senate Rules Committee
Hanna Skandera
Department of Public Education
Lopez
Susana Martinez
Legislative Finance Committee
Land Grant Committee
Department of Health
Peter Wirth
Santa Fe
Martinez
Editorial: Allowing Americans to travel to Cuba could boost freedom
The piece argues that easing travel for Americans to Cuba, without lifting the embargo, could spur capitalism and reform. It notes current visa rules under OFAC, cites Cuba’s economic model as the root of woes, and suggests Obama could grant general licenses for approved travel to foster change.
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Cuba
John Caulfield
U.S
Havana
Barack Obama
Office of Foreign Assets Control
Soviet Union
Revelations on NSA surveillance spark constitutional debate
The article discusses the NSA's seven years of monitored phone and Internet traffic with court approval, highlighting Fourth Amendment protections and the balance between civil liberties and national security. It cites Edward Snowden's disclosures and reactions from House Intelligence Committee Chair Mike Rogers, urging thorough investigation of surveillance practices.
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National Security Agency
U.S
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
NSA
Edward Snowden
Hong Kong
House Intelligence Committee
Mike Rogers
Michigan
Snowden
America
Congress
Fathers role and impact on family in Father's Day discourse
The piece contrasts the rise of single mothers with the influential role of caring fathers. It cites links between father absence and incarceration, reflects on historical and modern fathering styles, and notes personal lessons from the author’s father about leadership, thrift, and charity.
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USA
Ralph Kramden
Levittown Castle
Strengthen Ankles to Prevent Recurrent Sprains
Ankle joints bear body weight and need flexibility. The talus connects with the shin bone and malleoli. Ligaments stabilize the ankle, and sprains occur from inward or outward rolling or landing on the outer foot edge. Weak ankles raise recurrence risk and fracture potential. improving strength can interrupt the cycle.
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Doctor K
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Linda Lopez
Rules Committee
New Mexico News Services
Harold Morgan
New Mexico
Kethy
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Davy Crockett
Bill O’reilly
Doonesbury
DR. K
United Media Syndicate
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