New Mexico House Passes Budget Amid Tax Break Clash
The New Mexico House approved a budget bill 35 to 34 after a week of rancorous debate over a $45 million cap on film industry rebates. Lawmakers sparred over tax breaks for oil and gas and the film sector as Gov. Martinez pushes licensure restrictions for illegal aliens.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
House
Ben Lujan
Lujan
Susana Martinez
Don Bratton
Hobbs
Martinez
Andy Nunez
Nunez
Editorial BP health study on BP spill may not calm Gulf fears
NIEHS chief says a Gulf Coast health survey will provide needed data on spill effects but questions remain about long timelines and participation. The study targets workers on cleanup and may be funded in part by BP, raising concerns about impartiality despite assurances. Skeptics doubt it will fully answer whether the oil spill harmed residents.
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Dale Sandler
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Gulf Coast
Gulf of Mexico
NIEHS
National Institutes of Health
Sandler
Confederate Congress authorizes paper currency in 1861
On March 9, 1861 the Confederate Congress in Montgomery authorized issuing interest bearing paper notes. Initial printing was handled by the National Bank Note Co. of New York.
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Confederate Congress
Montgomery
Ala
New York
National Bank Note Co
Mesothelioma and asbestos exposure history overview
The discussion outlines mesothelioma as a cancer from asbestos exposure with pleural, peritoneal, and pericardial forms. It notes W R Grace mining tremolite in Libby Montana, EPA cleanup starting 1999, indictments in 2005 for endangering residents, and historic industry concealment and settlements tied to asbestos use and worker compensation.
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DR. Gott
W.R. Grace Company
Libby
Mont
Environmental Protection Agency
W.R. Grace
U.S. Reconsiders Arms Sales to Arab States Amid Turmoil
The Obama administration has approved billions in arms sales to Egypt Jordan Kuwait Morocco Saudi Arabia and the UAE as policy seeks balance and oil access. A Wall Street Journal report notes a government review of military aid and prospective sales amid popular unrest, with public opinion turning against continuing foreign aid to Arab nations.
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Obama
Egypt
Jorda
Kuwait
Morocco
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
USA
Wall Street Journal
U.S
Middle East
Bloomberg
Government Accountability Office
Persian Gulf
Rasmussen Reports
United States
Israel
Roswell Students Mentioned In Elks Honor And Air Force Assignment
Randy L Deike son of Levi D Deike received Elks Student of the Month at Roswell High School where he captains the football team and is a Roswell High Hall of Fame member He is vice president of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes a science club member with a 32 GPA Airman Todd W Stewart son of William S Stewart has been assigned to Shepard Air Force Base Wichita Falls Texas after basic at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas He is a 1985 NMMI graduate
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Randy L. Deike
Levi D. Deike
Elks
Roswell High School
Deike
Roswell High
Roswell High Hall of Fame
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Todd W. Stewart
William S. Stewart
Roswell
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Texas
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
NMMI
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