War on Poverty debate offers cautious warnings
The piece argues that declaring a war on poverty is easy in words but hard in action. It cites Michelle Lujan Grisham and references to poverty definitions, cost of living, and price parity across New Mexico cities. It cautions against grand rhetoric and urges focused steps in education, economy, and protecting the vulnerable.
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New Mexico
Washington, D.C
Albuquerque
Michelle Lujan Grisham
Albuquerque Journal
Susan Grisham
Washington Post
Robert Samuelson
Wikipedia
Quay County Sun
Smartasset. Com
Tucumcari
Bureau of Economic Analysis
Las Cruces
Santa Fe
Farmington
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Arthur Herman
Hudson Institute
Herman
Gary Johnson
Drug Enforcement Agency
Net neutrality stance threatens innovation and freedom
Editorial argues FCC move to regulate Internet as a public utility risks suppressing innovation and First Amendment rights. It notes a 2010 neutrality rule struck down in 2014 and warns that reclassifying broadband could invite more legal challenges and chilling effects on competition.
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Federal Communications Commission
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FCC
U.S. Court of Appeals For the
District of Columbia
Netflix
Google
YouTube
Facebook
Amazon
Isps
Letters to the Editor Raise Local School Questions
A Roswell reader questions perceived conflicts at ENMAR and school funding while eighth grader Alexis Barreras reflects on a middle school assignment interpreting Keith Bell’s Roswell signage cartoon. The correspondence hints at local governance concerns and civic engagement.
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Alexis Barreras
Sidney Gutierrez
Keith Bell
Roswell
Isotope and Nuclear Medicine Use in Medical Imaging
The article explains how nuclear isotopes enable medical imaging and therapy, focusing on Tc-99m derived from Mo-99 for CT scans. It notes the safety of Tc-99m with brief decay and low dose, and mentions the role of reactors in producing Mo-99 and the potential of LFTRs for the future.
RISD Faces PARCC Transition Amid Controversy and Compliance
RISD explains PARCC replaces SBA, detailing 95 percent participation, graduation linkage, and data use to improve instruction. District highlights online testing, test taking skills, and Roswell students’ strong performance while urging support for statewide standards.
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New Mexico
Tency
RISD
Roswell
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