Civil War Week features lectures and films at Ruidoso Library
The Ruidoso Public Library hosts Civil War Week November 10 to 17 with events led by historian Walter Earl Pittman including a lecture on Civil War in New Mexico and a Lincoln Douglas Debates overview by Dwight Pitcaithley. Film screenings include Gone with the Wind Gettysburg and Lincoln humor session by Corey Bard.
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Ruidoso Public
Walter Earl Pittman
New Mexico
Pittman
Eastern New Mexico University
Abraham Lincoln
Corey Bard
Lincoln
Bard
Lincoln Douglas
Dwight Pitcarthley
U.S
Illinois
Douglas
United States
Pitcaithley
National Park Service
Pit
Sunday Fun Days Presents Umberger On The Long Walk
NMMI historian John Umberger headlines the Sunday Fun Days lecture at 3 p.m. in the Historical Museum Archive Building 208 N. Lea Ave. The talk titled The Long Walk 1860s to Now covers Navajo relocation history. admission is free. For details call 622 8333.
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Historical Society For
Southeast New Mexico
Historical Museum Archive
N. Lea Ave
New Mexico
New Mexico Military Institute
John Umberger
NMMI
Umberger
John K. Funk
Four Corners
Bosque Redondo
Ft. Sumner
Kit Carson
Roger K. Burnett
The
Historical Museum
Lead Poisoning Prevention Guidance From Health Officials
Public health guidance outlines testing for exposed children, removing lead sources, and using chelation therapy if needed. Experts note that adults in some trades risk exposure and recommend showering before home return and separate laundry to prevent dust transfer.
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Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
Doctor K
Shattuck St
Boston
Healthsense Friday Candidate Forum and Retired Federal Employees Meeting
Healthsense broadcasts rebroadcast 2012 Leadership Roswell Alumni Candidate Forum each evening at 6 p.m. on Cable Channel 75 until Election Day. National Active and Retired Federal Employees meet Thursday 11:30 a.m. at Pep pers Restaurant 500 N Main St. Loris DeKay 622-8492. Friday kidney disease talk at 11:30 a.m. by Julia Jones at Senior Circle Wilshire Center 2801 N Main St next to Family Dollar. Open to the public with light lunch.
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Roswell
Roswell First
Peppers Restaurant
N. Main St
Loris DeKay
Julia Jones
Renal Medicine Associates
Senior Circle
Wilshire Center
Community events bring info on kidneys and politics
Residents learn about kidney diseases and prevention from Senior Circle at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. Congressman Steve Pearce and Lt. Gov. John Sanchez visit Chaves County for a noon Saturday event at Monterey Shopping Center with entertainment and free food. Multiple local notices list Bunco and Brunch tickets, Mutual UFO Network meetups, and L.I.F.E. program cultural diversity talk at the Roswell Boys & Girls Club with free dinner and door prizes.
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Jones
Senior Circle
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Steve Pearce
Chaves County
Monterey
Second St
Pearce
John Sanchez
Mutual Ufo Network
LRC
Eastern
New Mexico University
L.I.F.E
Kaarina Jaeger
Margaret Rodriguez
Landjur Abukusumo
Roswell Boys & Girls Club
S. Garden Ave
Shelly
Stossel and Romney debated power and free markets
The piece discusses John Stossel endorsing Romney, contrasting free market voluntary principles with increased military spending. It covers Romney's budget plans, education funding, vouchers, tariffs, currency manipulation, and libertarian views on intellectual property, culminating in credits to Stossel and his works.
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Romney
America
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Massachusetts
Soviet Union
Obama
Coulter
China
Federal Reserve
John Stossel
Stossel
Fox Business Network
Johnstossel.com
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Animal Services
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Dr. K
Healthsense
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Jason Perry
Alice Eppers
Bunco
P.E.O
St. Andrew's Church
Mufon
Don Burleson
JFS Productions Inc
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