Richardson papers head to Texas archive sparks NM debate
Bill Richardson will donate his political papers to the University of Texas Dolph Briscoe Center, a choice that prompts criticism from New Mexico figures wary of local repositories. The ex governor, once a national diplomat and Clinton administration figure, notes the center hosts leaders like Sam Houston and Walter Cronkite.
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New Mexico News Services
National Freedom of Information Day Reflected in Clinton Emails Debate
The piece emphasizes FOIA's role in democracy on National Freedom of Information Day. It notes James Madison's advocacy, the 1966 enactment, and current bills by Burr Tillis Butterfield Jones Jr. to strengthen openness. It links public access to government to transparency and anti corruption, citing Clinton email coverage as context.
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Mid-Atlantic offshore oil drilling faces uncertain path ahead
The Obama administration flagged a potential mid-Atlantic oil and gas program with a 60 day comment period ending March 30 and a proposed 5Y OCS leasing plan. BOEM estimates vast recoverable resources while environmental groups warn of risks, though coastal states show political support for offshore drilling.
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OCS) Governors Coalition
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Offshore Magazine
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Pat McCory
Healthy Eating Plate replaces pyramid as guide
The article explains the shift from the food guide pyramid to the MyPlate icon and Harvard Healthy Eating Plate. It details plate proportions: half fruits and vegetables, a quarter whole grains, a quarter healthy protein, plus healthy oils and low calorie drinks. It emphasizes activity and weight maintenance.
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