NMMI Lawsuit Spurs Debate Over Antitrust Costs
In Roswell a two year battle between New Mexico Military Institute and its alumni association heats the Sherman Act issue. The alumni group cites $750000 to $800000 in fees while officials refuse to reveal taxpayer spending, raising questions about who benefits from the prolonged case.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Alumni Association
NMMI
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Larry Barker
News 13
Albuquerque
Institute Alumni Association
New Mexico Military Institute Alumni Foundation
Nmmi Foundation
Nmmi Board of Regents
Association
Tee Times
U S Economy Clings To Slow Growth In Early 2015
The BEA reports 0.2 percent annualized GDP rise for Q1 2015. White House adviser Jason Furman cites harsh winter as a key drag. Comparisons with 1969 and 1987 show stronger postwar growth in those years. Public mood lingers negative while observers debate reporting quirks and underlining weakness. Reprinted from the Orange County Register.
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Jason Furman
White House
U.S
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What creates jobs and who should decide
The piece argues that private enterprise creates jobs, not government. It critiques stimulus and regulation as hindrances, notes elections influence rhetoric, and emphasizes profit signals, prices, and wages as guides for employment choices. It contrasts views from Obama Romney and FDR.
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Times Square
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Mitt Romney
Romney
FDR
Anticholinergic Drugs and Dementia Risk Questioned
Reader asks about dementia risk from OTC antihistamines and other anticholinergic meds. Article notes 10 to 40 percent of older adults use such drugs, with studies linking higher cumulative doses to greater dementia risk, including a large JAMA Internal Medicine study that added OTC drugs to the evidence.
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