Editorial: players should stand for national anthem respectfully
The piece argues players on the field must stand during the anthem under a recent league rule, with penalties for kneeling or protesting. It condemns both sides for grandstanding, defends patriotic values, and urges all to show unity by standing and singing, while acknowledging discontent in America.
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NFL
Roger Goodell
NFL Players Association
America
Colin Kaepernick
Donald Trump
Fear of litigation shapes business behavior in service fields
A letter to the editor portrays liberal versus conservative tensions and cites a Starbucks policy change allowing any person to sit or use restrooms regardless of purchase. The writer laments nonpaying customers draining resources and urges management to enforce seating for paying customers to curb litigation fears affecting service.
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Ralph Rivera
Starbucks
When To Water Your Lawn Says Eco Expert Danny Leo
Danny Leo advises using a simple test to decide when to water. If lawn springs back after stepping, skip watering. if it stays flat, water early morning or late at night to reduce evaporation and help the soil absorb moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Environmental Protection Agency
Why spent nuclear fuel exists and how it got started
The piece argues politics created spent nuclear fuel by backing solid fueled water reactors over molten salt designs. It notes New Mexico’s role in early atomic development, Weinberg’s molten salt critique, and Navy and Air Force reactor interests. It cites storage pools, Holtec canisters, Sandia tests, and DOE incidents while praising transport safety and NM economic potential.
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New Mexico
Los Alamos
Trinity
Navy
Air Force
Alvin Weinberg
Rickover
Weinberg
Atoms For Peace
U.S
Holtec International
Sandia Labs
Nevada
Department of Energy
WIPP
INL
Idaho
Rocky Flats
Colorado
DOE
Roswell
Carlsbad
Unintended Journey of Ha-19 Sub in New Mexico Tour
The Ha-19 midget submarine, damaged at Pearl Harbor, toured New Mexico towns in 1943 to promote war bonds. Crowds paid a total of 700000 dollars in today’s value, with Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Roswell and Carlsbad among cities raising large sums. Ensign Sakamaki became a POW after the plan failed.
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Omce Taciorss Wimor
New Mexico
Uga
Roswel NM
Posenaster
Roswell
Roswel
Eal
Dena Onine
Ames
Mexis
Japan
Pearl Harbor
The
Oahu
Kazuo Sakamaki
United States
Sakamaki
U.S
Lordsburg
Deming
Las Cruces
el Paso
Hatch
Toro
Socorro
Belen
Albuquerque
Moriarty
Artesia
Carlsbad
Bee
Carls
Ha-19
Toyota
Fredericksburg
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Misty Choy
Aric Loomis Directo
Aloomis
Martin Kral
Mkral
Cableone
Martin
Kral
Kral Spaces
Kim Jong UN
Sherry Robinson
Nmopinions.com
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