Collegial decorum drives New Mexico legislative debate
Report on how New Mexico lawmakers maintain civility amid sharp bills and party lines. Highlights include Rep. Larry Larranaga’s unborn child bill, Rep. Brian Egolf’s pushback, and Rep. Don Bratton’s oil and gas expertise. The House approved the measure 48 to 20 as discussions stressed economics, groundwater protection, and collegiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Larranaga
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Brian Egolf
House
Ken Martinez
Larranaga
Martinez
Thomas Garcia
Mora County
Garcia
Mimi Stewart
Don Bratton
Hobbs Republican
Bratton
Egolf
New Mexico
Editorial on Libya Intervention Debates and Risks
An editorial voices caution on Libya military action, urging adherence to the Powell Weinberger principles. It questions a no fly zone or arms for rebels as turning points, notes Ras Lanouf recapture, and cites risks of entanglement and limited effectiveness. It mentions Gaddafi envoy moves and UN diplomacy.
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Libya
Iraq
Obama
David Cameron
Capitol Hill
Muammar Gaddafi
Ras Lanouf
Egypt
Gaddafi
International Institute For Strategic Studies
Defense
Robert Gates
Congress
Britain
France
U.N
Russia
China
George Will
Remembering Ted Kheel the master mediator
The piece recalls Ted Kheel a famed labor mediator who resolved over 30000 disputes including the 1962-63 New York newspaper walkout and a 1964 railroad strike. It honors his role in balancing unions and management and notes a memorial service with 450 attendees.
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Ted Kheel
Cristo
Gates
New York
Central Park
Martin Luther King Jr
Kheel
National Railroad
Doonesbury DEAR DR GOTT on Atelvia and osteoporosis
FDA has approved Atelvia risedronate sodium for postmenopausal osteoporosis. It is a delayed release Actonel type once weekly pill taken with water after breakfast. Do not lie down for 30 minutes after swallowing. Side effects include digestive, muscle and joint pain and flu like symptoms. Cautions cover other conditions and potential drug interactions.
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DR. Gott
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Roswell honors city staff for long service
In Roswell on March 15 1986 the city recognized employees for length of service. Honorees include Maj William C Lacer 35 years in Police, Roger Montoya and Jose Trujillo 25 years in Sanitation, James H Brown Armando Tavarez 20 years Fire and Public Works Andres Garcia 20 years Humberto Perez Rafael Perez Manuel Ruiz Francisco Saenz 15 years Wendel Off Roswell Museum Director Humberto Perez Rafael Perez Manuel Ruiz Francisco Saenz 15 years Sanitation James Sears Fire 15 years 10 years Joe Castillo Sanitation Edward Chatman Kenneth Lansford Alex Rodriguez Utilities Jim Cogdill Airport Manager Siri Cooper Administration Michael Drew Brian Hecht Fire George Flores Merced Sosa Public Works Glendel Thurman Facility Maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
William C. Lacer
Police
Roger Montoya
Jose Trujillo
Sanitation Department
James H. Brown
Armando Tavarez
Fire
Andres Garcia
Public Works
Wendel Off
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Humberto Perez
Rafael Perez
Manuel Ruiz
Francisco Saenz
James Sears
Joe Castillo
Edward Chatman
Kenneth Lansford
Alex Rodriguez
Jim Cogdill
Siri Cooper
Michael Drew
Brian Hecht
George Flores
Merced Sosa
Glendel Thurman
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Chavez
Cibola
Sherry Robinson
Scam
U.S.A
Wisconsin
Indiana
Senate
Maria
Hinojosa
Doonesbury
Theru
St Kel
Excellency
Dr. Gort
United Media Syndicate
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