Global warming a political issue in New Mexico
In a Santa Fe column the author reflects on political and environmental ties involving former governors, TASSC and APCO, and the nomination of Harrison Schmitt as energy cabinet secretary. The piece notes Schmitt’s lunar science career, campaign in New Mexico, and withdrawal over a Senate Rules Committee questionnaire amid Democratic control and activist support for alternative energy.
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Santa FE
Bill Richardson
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Garvey Carruthers
Arnold & Porter Company
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Margery Kraus
Phillip Morris
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Jack” Schmitt
Susana Martinez
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Be Humble and Willing to Do Any Work Then and Now
The piece blends personal memoir with medical education. It recalls 1930s work ethic from a mother’s life story and contrasts self sufficiency with modern government dependence. It also explains ECG basics and heart function for readers.
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Ray Harryhausen legacy ends as master of movie marvels dies
Ray Harryhausen, the pioneering special effects designer behind beloved stop motion creatures from The 7th Voyage of Sinbad to Clash of the Titans, died at 92 on May 7. His work influenced generations of filmmakers, with Steven Spielberg noting he helped enable Star Wars and Jurassic Park.
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Two Roswell Girls Win McMurry College Scholarships
Ellen L. Hicks of Roswell and Tamarah Michelle Bramblett of Dexter receive four year full tuition scholarships from McMurry College Abilene Texas. Hicks 17 daughter of Howard J. and wife active in Trinity United Methodist Church Roswell High School senior involved in soccer drama Science Club and OE. Bramblett 17 daughter of Steve Bramblett Dexter area senior at Dexter High School and United Methodist Church Dexter.
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Tamarah Michelle Bramblett
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Steve Bramblett
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