Government jobs rise then fall in New Mexico 2006 to 2013
The piece analyzes government employment in New Mexico from October 2006 to 2013 using figures from the Department of Workforce Solutions. It notes total government wage employment declined from 197,400 in 2006 to 195,100 in 2013, with federal payrolls peaking in 2011 and then dropping, while local government remained a large component. The author references the Business Dynamics Statistics to frame private sector trends and definitions of firms and establishments.
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Department of Workforce Solutions
Edmund Phelps
Business Dynamics
New Mexico
Workforce Solutions
Senate Democrats push for action on greenhouse gas emissions
Editorial notes an all night Senate session led by Boxer Schatz and Whitehouse urging action to cut emissions. It recalls Byrd Hagel and Kyoto context, argues timing may reveal true Democratic support and questions feasibility of federally mandated cuts. Reprinted from the Orange County Register.
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U.S. Senate
Barbara Boxer
California
Brian Schatz
Hawaii
Sheldon Whitehouse
Rhode Island
Congress
Sen. Boxer
China
America
U.S
Byrd-Hagel
Bill Clinton
United Nations
United States
India
Clinton
U.N
Senate
Sens
Boxer
Schatz
Whitehouse
Kyoto
Orange CounTy Register
Witness Seeks Eye Witnesses For Evening Collapse
James Licon reports epileptic episode on Monday March 10 near Familia Dental and Dollar General North. He asks anyone who saw him collapse between 8:50 and 9:05 p.m. to contact him at 575-416-2327 for medical follow up.
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James Licon
Dollar General North
Peter Piper's
Familia Dental
WOE23 Ministries
Wealthy environmentalists push Democrats toward bold green agenda
A Boston Globe report describes a summit of liberal elites including Harry Reid and Al Gore pressing Democrats to make global warming a central midterm issue. Rich donors have pledged about 100 million in campaign cash and threaten funding cuts over Keystone. CAP founder John Podesta is labeled a key influence while Tom Steyer’s San Francisco circle is highlighted as driving outside-Washington pressure.
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Boston Globe
Washington
San Francisco
Climate Intelligentsia
Senate
Harry Reid
Nevada
al Gore
Globe
Reid
The
Barbara Boxer
Shel
Don Whitehouse
D-Ri
Washington Post
the Globe
Wade Randlett
U.S
Christine Lakatos
Center For American Progress
CAP
John Podesta
White House
Huffington Post
Podesta
Tom Steyer
Obama
Golden Gate Bridge
Steyer
Choosing Angioplasty or Bypass for Blocked Arteries
Doctor explains how to decide between angioplasty with stent and CABG surgery for blocked coronary arteries. When all three arteries are narrowed, bypass is preferred. for diabetes CABG is usually superior. when fewer than three arteries are affected, decision depends on which arteries are involved, especially LAD. Overall factors include frailty and individual risk.
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Doctor K
Donald E. Cutlip
Orca Health
AskDoctorK.com
Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
Shattuck St
Boston
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