Veterans assess health care reform and its political cost
A veteran healthcare insider weighs the likely effects of the current reform bill, arguing it shifts costs to individuals and taxpayers. He outlines a rate authority, donut hole closure by 2020, proposed premium hikes, Cadillac tax, individual mandate fines, and immigrant exclusions, with warnings about fraud and funding. He promises a follow up tying these points to veterans.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Social Security
Obama
Health and Human Services
HHS
Medicare
Washington
God
ENMU Wind Symphony and Theater Arts Events Planned in Portales
ENMU Portales hosts a 3 p.m. Sunday March 7 wind concert in the Campus Union Ballroom featuring the Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band under Dustin Seifert and Neil Rutland with pieces by Carter Barnes Chance Williams and Ellerby. Also upcoming is a Saturday Night Lab performance March 13 in the University Theatre Center Studio Theater directed by Senn Kahin and Darnell.
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Pentland Hills
Wind Symphony
Portales
Eastern New Mexico University
University Theatre Center
Jacob Senn
Por
Local Groups Schedule March Meetings In Roswell NM
Pecos Valley Quilters meet at 10 a.m. at the Roswell Adult and Senior Center. Membership is 20 dollars yearly and visitors are welcome. HealthSense hosted by Senior Circle features Dr Ajay Kumar on seasonal allergies Friday from 11 a.m. to noon at Senior Circle. MUFON meets March 6 in ENMU Roswell room LRC-121. Bitter Lake Refuge Friends hold spring meeting March 6 with speaker Karyn Stockdale. Diabetes Support Group forms in Roswell meets March 8 at St Mark’s Lutheran Church. contact Julie Morrow or Ann Bruggeman for details.
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Pecos
HealthSense
Ajay Kumar
Aztec Medical Associates
Kumar
N. Main St
ENMMC
Senior Circle
Vonnie Goss
MUFON
Chaves County Mutual Ufo Network
LRC
Learning Resource
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
Don Burleson
Friends of
Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Joseph R. Sheen
Karyn Stockdale
Audubon New Mexico
Karyn
Pecos River
Bill Siders
Roswell
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Vicki Berg
Julie Morrow
New Mexico Department of Health
Ann Bruggeman
St. Mark's Lutheran
Local clubs hold meetings and bridge results announced
The Better Breathers Club meets March 9 in the Mesquite Room ENMMC from 9 30 to 11 am for respiratory patients guided by therapists educators and doctors. Genealogical Society meets March 11 at Wilson Cobb Library with Suzanne Lamontine presenting Do's and Dont's for Salt Lake travel. Pecos Valley Duplicate Bridge Club lists Feb 22 24 and 27 winners across multiple tables and directions for interested players seeking contact Rose Caldwell at 622 7779.
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Eastern
New Mexico Medical Center
Better Breathers
ENMMC
Country Club Road
Audra Chavez
Genealogical Society
Roswell Genealogical Society
Wilson-Cobb History and Genealogy Research Library
S. Richardson Ave
Suzanne Lamontine
Salt Lake
Nancy Melton-Morales
Pecos Valley
Rose Caldwell
When to prune lilacs for best spring bloom
Prune lilacs after they flower in spring to avoid losing buds formed in late summer. Dormant season pruning preserves blooms on large shrubs but removes flowers, so prune oldest stems first to rejuvenate. New stems from the base will flower in 1–2 years, improving bloom quality.
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Nmsu Extension Publications
Aces
Nmsu
Curtis Smith
Nmsu Agricultural Science Center
Miller Road
Los Lunas
N.M
Curtis W. Smith
New Mexico State University
Cooperative Extension Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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White House
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Veterans Advocate
Starla
Enmu Wind Symphony
Tales
Vanessa Kahin
Jeff Darnell
Hobbs
Shirlene Peters
Habitat For Humans Artesia
Habitat For Humanity of Artesia
Cottonwood Winery
Tate
Dodge
Terry
Bitter Lake
Better Breathers’ Club
Jim
Lou Valders
Jewel Harp
Kay Rogers
Arthur Brown
Mary Ann Bosch
Claribel Marshall
Frank Whitney
George Spillers
Bradford Pretti
Carl
Mardline Cooper
Marion Riley
John Yule
Vickie Thomas
Betty Meeks
Mardine Cooper
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