Dixon Apple Orchard dispute and activism in New Mexico
In this 2012 New Mexico News Services column, State Land Commissioner Ray Powell and Mullane family clash over a Dixon Apple Orchard lease sale to San Felipe Pueblo for 2.8 million. Powell cites flood mitigation efforts and 2005 deal constraints while Mullanes seek a new start beyond the land. The piece also critiques nonprofits' civic engagement rhetoric around SB 9 and taxes.
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Ray Powell
Dixon
Mullane
Mullanes
Powell
San Felipe Pueblo
Wisconsin
Jim
Becky Mullane
NMSA
San Felipe
Stephanie Maez-Gibson
Tomas Garduno
Center For Civic Policy
The
Southwest Organizing Project
New Mexico
Nanny State Lunch Rules Stir North Carolina Debate
Editorial argues against USDA lunch guidelines policing home packed meals in NC. It cites a preschooler given chicken nuggets after a turkey sandwich and calls for House Bill 503 to protect parental lunch choices. The piece warns of expanding government intrusion and cites NYC soft drink limits and First Lady eating initiatives as parallels.
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Feds
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
North Carolina
General Assembly
Phil Berger
Senate
House
New York
Bloomberg
Washington
First Lady
Fatigue Tied to Mood Disease and Diet Questions
The reader asks if food choices cause constant tiredness while noting mid day drowsiness is common. Fatigue signals such as stress and low mood can be linked to illnesses like anemia and hypothyroid, with diet influencing energy levels.
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Doctor K
United States
AskDoctorK.com
Obama immigration reform falls short amid detention concerns
Doonesbury notes immigrant roots becoming a country of detainees and deportees while The Times reports limited reform. Roberto Suro calls policies enforcement on steroids as 4,400 deportations halted. one in four Latinos knows someone detained or deported.
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Obama
U.S
Julia Preston
New York Times
Times
Roswell Soldiers Take Part in Team Spirit '87 Exercise
Army Sgt. David G. Garcia and 1st Sgt. William J. Kermode Jr. of Roswell joined Team Spirit 87 a joint Korea U S training exercise. Garcia a Roswell High alum works with the 304th Signal Battalion as a teletypewriter repair tech. Kermode also Roswell High graduate serves as artillery operations supervisor with the 25th Field Artillery. His wife Patricia is daughter of Henrietta Texas residents. Team Spirit 87 marked the 12th annual field training to boost ROC U S defense posture.
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Army
David G. Garcia
William J. Kermode Jr
Roswell
Republic of Korea
U.S
Combined Forces Command
Garcia
Roswell High School
Julian Garcia
304Th Signal Battalion
Kermode
Roswell High
Zenith M. Kermode
25Th Field Artillery
Patricia
M.C. Rogers
Henrietta
Texas
Team Spirit
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Doonesbury
Maria
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United Media Syndicate
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