Veterans Cemetery Delays Spark Frustration in Roswell
Local veterans vent frustration over stalled Roswell cemetery project. Donor land, initial work by Bert Eldridge and others, and plans for federal standards clash with slow master planning and political conflict, while veterans question federal funding and legitimacy of efforts.
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Albuquerque
American Legion
Eldridge
Vietnam Veterans of America
VFW
Mr. Eldridge
Roswell
Louisiana
Mary Landrieu
Sen. Landrieu
New Mexico
Bert Eldridge
Harry McGraw
God Speed
God
Energy policy clash sparks questions on carbon costs and cheap power
The piece critiques the White House's use of rising social cost of carbon to steer climate strategy, suggests appeasement moves for public base, and questions the push to curb coal while defending cheap energy as essential for the poor. It notes analysts like Jeff Holmstead and Frank Ackerman, and profiles Martin Noon and his energy advocacy groups.
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Jeff Holmstead
EPA
George W. Bush
Obama
Frank Ackerman
Tufts University
BusinessWeek
Washington Post
White House
State of the Union
Organizing For America
Berlin
Wall Street Journal
U.S
Michael Shellenberger
Ted Nordhaus
Breakthrough Institute
Wonderful Harmonizers and Others at Local Events
The Wonderful Harmonizers perform Bingo Thursdays at Roswell Elks Lodge with doors at 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. starts. food available. Friday concert at Mt. Gilead Baptist Church features Chuck & The Guiding Clouds sponsored by Bethel Baptist. UFO Artshow at The Gallery extends entry deadline to this Saturday with July 3–6 show dates. reception July 3. Former Roswell mayor Bill Brainerd gives talks at the Southeast New Mexico Historical Foundation this Sunday and July 28.
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Roswell Elks Lodge
Montana Ave
the Wonderful Harmonizers
Chuck & the Guiding Clouds
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church
700
E. Summit
Bethel Baptist Church
V. King
E. Fifth St
Donald Schmitt
Roswell
Bill Brainerd
Walker Air Force Base
Historical Foundation of
Southeast New Mexico
N. Lea Ave
Brainerd
Take-Back Programs Cut Unused Meds Nationwide
Dr. Komaroff urges use of drug take-back programs run by state and local governments and private entities. He notes nearly 6,000 pickup sites nationwide and about 3 million pounds of unused pharmaceuticals disposed safely. He links citizen action to protecting water quality and even fish.
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United States
Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
Shattuck St
Boston
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Perry
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Taylor
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Shhellenberger
Nordhaus
America
Europe
Martin Noon
Energy Makes America Great Inc
Citizens’ Alliance For Responsible Energy
Roowell
Bally Mer
Rfal.com
Nancy Phillips
Dr. K
Pecos
Mark Chesnutt
Artesia Chamber of Commerce
Smokinonthepecos.us
Tate Branch Auto Group
S. 1St Street
Artesia, New Mexico
Tatebranch.com
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