Nightmare on Nutrition Street in Movie Theater Popcorn
Center for Science in the Public Interest warns popcorn in coconut oil carries high fat. A medium bucket has 43 grams, more than a bacon and eggs breakfast, a Big Mac, fries, and a steak. with butter it rises to 56 grams. The piece urges health minded patrons to push for policy change.
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Nutrition Street
Center For Science In the Public Interest
Hollywood
Fred and
Ginger
Mae West
Bogie
Editorial piggybacks on city hall intrigue
Reader letter praises bold, introspective reporting on Mayor Jennings and Finance Chair Nick Pappas. The piece defends investigative edge and urges Roswell to keep truth-telling despite political pushback.
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Tom) Jennings
Finance Committee
Nick Pappas
Roswell
On This Day May 6 Historical Highlights and Birthdays
May 6 1994 marks the 126th day with 239 left. Historical notes include the Hindenburg disaster in 1937, England's first postage stamp in 1840, Arkansas secession in 1861, Chinese Exclusion Act passage in 1882, Eiffel Tower opening in 1889, King Edward VII death in 1910, Babe Ruth’s first major league homer in 1915. Birthdays include Willie Mays Richard Shelby and Bob Seger.
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England
Arkansas
Union
Congress
Chester Alan Arthur
U.S
Britain
King Edward VII
Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Willie Mays
Richard Shelby
D-Ala
Bob Seger
Jacob Christoph Burckhardt
Pecos Valley Library Association elects officers
May 6 1969 Pecos Valley Library Association spring meeting elects Bill McCutchen as president Lois Oliver as vice president and Mary Lindley as secretary treasurer. program chairmen named Lucille Lozer Dorothy Wells and Billie Willard with about 30 attendees representing all library types. Leon Moore of Robert V Ely Agency returns from four week commercial insurance school at Safeco Seattle home office. Moore joined Ely in December after being a Safeco adjuster and is Portales native Eastern New Mexico University graduate and Marine Corps veteran.
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Pecos Valley Library Association
Bill McCutchen
Lois Oliver
Mary Lindley
Lucille Lozer
Dorothy Wells
Billie Willard
Pecos Valley Library
Leon Moore
Robert V. Ely
Seattle
Safeco Insurance Group
Moore
Ely
Safeco
Portales
Eastern New Mexico University
Marine Corps
Close Democrat governor race in New Mexico polling shows three-way contest
Albuquerque Journal survey data indicate Bruce King Casey Luna and Jim Baca front runners in the June 7 Democratic primary with King around 35 percent Luna about 24 percent and Baca near 40 percent if momentum shifts. Baca touts superior ads fundraising and plans to erode rivals while criticizing border policy. King faces pressure to campaign statewide as Luna and Baca threaten to split remaining undecideds.
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Santa FE
Bruce King
Casey Luna
Jim Baca
Albuquerque Journal
King
Luna
Baca
Las Cruces
Dona Ana
King’s
Luna’s
John Garcia
John McKean
Lott silent on Whitewater amid past scandals revealed
Washington politics note Trent Lott of Mississippi remains mute on Whitewater while past links surface. The NASA contract, Isadore Hyde payrolls, and related investigations raise questions about accountability and the senator's past era of scrutinizing Clinton associates.
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Washington
Trent Lott
Whitewater
Sherlock Homes
Lott
GOP
Clinton
NASA
Isadore Hyde
Hyde
Mrs. Lott
Castro shifts focus from repression to Cuba embargo
A full page ad in The New York Times argues the embargo should end, claiming it harms Cuba and aids dialogue with Castro. The piece frames U.S. policy as the core issue and omits discussion of Cuba's political repression and Marxist governance.
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U.S
New York Times
Cuba
Mandelan
de Klerk
United States
Faculty Committee For Human Rubres
Ams
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