Martinez faces constitutional questions over line item veto
New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez faces calls from lawmakers to challenge her line item veto actions as overstepping constitutional authority. Critics note she rewrote MFA funding and attempted to abolish agencies by veto, raising concerns about separation of powers and setting a potential dangerous precedent.
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New Mexico
Susana Martinez
Commission On the Status of Women
Martinez
Commission
Tively
New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority
MFA
Stuart Ingle
Senate
Portales
Tim Jennings
Roswell
Jennings
New Mexico News Services
Debt ceiling debate tests Boehner bold stance
Editorial argues Congress faces a debt limit fight with House Speaker Boehner insisting any increase above 14.3 trillion must be paired with deep spending cuts. It contrasts partisan flip flops, warns of base revolt if he heeds no concessions, and urges a sustainable path to curb borrowing.
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Congress
John Boehner
New York
Ohio Republican
Barack Obama
Boehner
America
Washington
Sen. Obama
Uncle Sam
Econome
Understanding menstrual cycles and menopause transitions
The article explains that cycles vary by individual, typically 28 days, with 4 to 7 days of flow. It lists causes of irregular bleeding including weight change exercise changes medications and medical conditions, defines peri and menopause, and offers lifestyle steps to ease symptoms plus a recommendation to see a primary care physician.
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DR. Gott
High school calendar linked to youth suicide rates
A study from the National Opinion Research Center suggests personal crisis reports for 14 to 18 year olds drop in June to August while 19 to 25 year olds rise, implying the high school calendar influences youth suicide rates. Researchers Benjamin Hansen and Matthew Lang call out the summer lull and school-year stresses as a factor.
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Chicago
National Opinion Research Center
Benjamin Hansen
Matthew Lang
National Bureau of Economic Research
Brian Jacob
Flora Vista Falcons of the Month and Woman of the Year
Flora Vista Elementary announces Falcons of the Month by grade levels from kindergarten to sixth grade including Isabel Aguero and Christine Henderson as sixth graders. Bernice Werley is named Woman of the Year by the Enchanted Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association for her 15 years at Levi Strauss and Company and community work.
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Flora Vista Elementary School
Isabel Aguero
Christine Henderson
Erminda Bilbado
Joseph Munoz
Gabby Gabaldon
Angela Johnson
Leandra Carrillo
April Gonzales
Stephanie Molinar
Juanita Padilla
Cristina Gallegos
Abraham Rivera
Jamie Smolky
Esther Garcia
Federico Rivera
Frank Romero
Katrina Sanchez
Dale Sanders
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