Touch of the Master's Hand inspires personal reset
The essay urges readers to shed self imposed limits, using the old violin parable to show value rises with the Master’s touch. It asserts people are created for greatness, encourages recognizing personal worth, and promotes Rick Kraft’s book Just A Thought Third Volume with local book-signing events in May at Cobeans and Hastings.
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New Mexico to award design-build U S 70 segment contract
A team led by URS Greiner and including Granite Sundt Hamilton and Kleinfelder has won a 129 million design-build contract to widen 38 miles of U S 70 from Ruidoso Downs to Riverside. The project aims to shorten construction time and boost environmental stewardship.
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Bush urges Congress to expand Medicare prescription coverage
President Bush pressed Congress to improve Medicare arguing the program lags behind medical advances. He backs prescription drug coverage and managed care as ways to give seniors more choices and lower costs, while Democrats warn some elderly may be left underserved.
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Bush's Middle East Role Ties to Iran Iraq Policy Debate
The article examines President Bush and former presidents Clinton Carter and Bush Sr shaping Middle East policy. It notes Bush's defense of his Mideast stance, possible use of Carter as envoy, and Bush Sr leveraging Arab ties while denying reliance on family advisors.
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Carter dares Castro to prove civic courage in Cuba
The piece cites Jimmy Carter asserting that Cubans must freely exercise the right to change laws by peaceful vote. It contrasts Cuba’s one party rule with constitutional claims on speech and association, noting harsh penalties for dissent and the push toward universal health care. It frames Carter challenging Castro after his political defeat and urges national self-determination.
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