Congressional races shift as candidates ramp up nationwide
The piece surveys congressional races with focus on New Mexico. Heather Wilson and Martin Heinrich report strong third quarter fundraising. In District 1 Democrats field Griego Chavez and Grisham while GOP entrants Lewis Arnold-Jones struggle to gain traction. Lujan in District 3 faces no strong Republican challenge. businessman Rick Newton announces, leveraging Taos and Albuquerque roots.
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Martin Heinrich
John Sanchez
Wilson
Gregg Sowards
Hector Balderas
Heinrich
House
Senate
Jeff Bingaman
Eric Griego
Albuquerque
Marty Chavez
Michelle Grisham
Griego
Chavez
Dan Lewis
Janice Arnold- Jones
GOP
Barela
Susana Martinez
U.S. Senate
Martinez
Heatha
Haussamen
Jeff Steinborn
Las Cruces
Dona Ana
New Mexico
Ben Ray Lujan
Rick Newton
Taos
Newton
Booz, Allen & Hamilton
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Santa Fe
Pay As You Earn offers modest relief for borrowers
The Editorial argues Obama’s Pay As You Earn executive order accelerates relief to 2012, lowering the payment cap to 10 percent of income and forgiving loans after 20 years for about 1.6 million borrowers, yet it does not curb rising college costs.
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Barack Obama
College Board
Congress
Obama
Akron
Ohio
Beacon Journal
Occupy critics urge formalization and voting action
The piece argues Occupy movement leaders speak for many Americans and should organize, promote views, and vote for aligned candidates. It contrasts this with protests that rely on symbolism, suggesting formal political engagement worked for the tea party and warning that reliance on ideas without organization seems naive.
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Wall Street
Why Do I Burp So Much and How Can I Stop It
Dear Doctor K explains belching as a protective release when the stomach over expands. It covers causes such as swallowing air, carbonated drinks, chewing gum, and hard candy. Strategies include reducing air intake, ditching straws, avoiding gum and certain sweeteners, and breath or speech therapy to break air swallowing habits.
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Doctor K
Reader
Conde Corti
Monsanto seeds push biotech sweet corn amid fears
The article notes Monsanto plans to sell genetically engineered sweet corn in the fall to kill insects and tolerate Roundup. Consuelo Madero cites initial focus on a 250000 acre eastern market while corn touches about 2500 of 10000 everyday products from adhesives to batteries and cereals.
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Monsanto Co
U.S
Bloomberg
Consuelo Madero
Monsanto
St. Louis
Madere
Ontario Corn Producers’ Association
Roswell High selects AAUW Girl and Silverbelle
Twenty five years ago the American Association of University Women and the Service League of Chaves County chose Roswell High School seniors Melinda Gist and Melissa Salcido as AAUW Girl and Silverbelle. Gist, 17, listed Honor Society Student Council Business Awareness Week delegate Hugh O’Brian Leadership Seminar attendee and Yearbook assistant editor, while Salcido, 16, was senior class president varsity cheerleader gymnast Student Council Yearbook staff and Who’s Who Among American High School Students.
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AAUW
Silverbelle
Roswell High School
American Association of University Women
Service League
Chaves County
Melinda Gist
James Gist
Roswell
Roswell High
Hugh O'Brian
Melissa Salcido
Frank Salcido
Salcido
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