Lizard habitat deal hailed as model for Congress
In southeastern New Mexico and West Texas a landmark voluntary conservation accord saved the dunes sagebrush lizard and 20 percent of U.S. oil output. Landowners and environmentalists plus New Mexico and Texas lawmakers backed talks with federal agencies to protect the species while allowing oil activity. Critics warn the pact may be weak and accuse Interior of political maneuvering ahead of an election. Fees for enrollment and drilling could reach thousands, with 88 percent of habitat enrolled.
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Court ruling guts Arizona immigration law
The Supreme Court struck down three provisions of SB1070 and left the status check intact for now, ruling that states cannot undermine federal immigration policy. The decision curbs state power but signals ongoing litigation over enforcement and racial profiling concerns.
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Obamacare guide raises concerns on UK NHS care
A Belfast dispatch notes Americans face a nationalized NHS model if policy shifts occur and urges caution. It cites long waiting lists, rationing of non urgent surgeries, and patient stories, including a 71 year old removed from pneumonia and epilepsy treatment, with industry leaders noting resistance to changes.
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Changes in eyes as we age described by Dear Doctor
Aging affects eyelid tone and skin, tear production and tear film, scleral yellowing and gray patches, corneal rings, and lens hardening causing presbyopia and near sightedness. Night vision worsens and cataracts may form.
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Roswell Optometrist Named to National Nominating Committee
Gregory N Leadingham O D of Roswell was appointed to the American Optometric Association Nominating Committee by president David Ferris O D The 10 member panel will work during the 90th annual congress July 5 10 in Orlando Florida to review and suggest candidates for national offices The report notes Leadingham has 11 years in the ACA and practiced with his father and brother since 1980 after earning a rotator of optometry from the Illinois College of Optometry
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