New Mexico Faces Jobs Slowdown Amid Policy Debates
State business leaders see some improvement in unemployment but hiring remains scarce as Gov. Martinez resists tax hikes and regulators push cap and trade. Business advocates push for three to five job-focused goals next session while concerns about the unemployment fund linger.
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New Mexico
Beverlee McClure
The
Association of Commerce and Industry
Artesia
ACI
McClure
Susana Martinez
Jon Barela
Martinez
Terri Cole
Albuquerque Chamber
Bill Richardson
Cole
Richardson
Environment Department
Editorial: Congress perks shine in insider trading critique
The piece discusses Peter Schweizer's Throw Them All Out and its CBS 60 Minutes treatment. It alleges lawmakers and staff benefit from insider knowledge, notes legal but unethical trading, cites Boehner Durbin Bachus and others, and calls for STOCK Act passage and open debate on congressional perks.
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Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Peter Schweizer
CBS
John Boehner
Nancy Pelosi
John Kerry
Spencer Bachus
Schweizer
Steve Kroft
60 Minutes
Congress
Congressional
Treasury
Henry Paulson
Wall Street
Boehner
Dick Durbin
D-Ill
Warren Buffett
Berkshire Hathaway Co
Bachus
R-Ala
House Financial Services Committee
Alan Ziobrowski
Georgia State University
Dennis Hastert
Illinois
Pelosi
California
How to stop and prevent nosebleeds doctor K advises
Frequent nosebleeds are usually harmless and can be treated at home. Sit up and lean forward, pinch the nose for five minutes while applying a cold pack to the bridge, then recheck and repeat up to ten minutes more. Seek help if bleeding persists or there is foul discharge. Prevent with no nose picking, gentle blowing, humidifiers, saline spray, and petroleum jelly.
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Latino Town Hall Confronts Alzheimer's in Pilsen Chicago
A speaker details addressing a Latino audience about Alzheimer's, revealing personal impact as his father battles the disease. He cites 200,000 Latinos affected nationwide among 5.3 million, warns numbers may grow by 2050, and urges bilingual care, Latino-focused tests, and more research within city, state, and federal health systems. The event in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood featured family involvement and calls for systemic improvement.
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Pilsen
Chicago
U.S
Town Hall
Roswell Women Elected to ENMU Office Education Association
Two Roswell youths win ENMU Office Education Association posts. Janette C Jones 19 named president and Joanne Lynn Dabrowski 19 named vice president. Also elected are Ellie Gallegos secretary treasurer and Annette Lucero reporter, all ENMU students or graduates.
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Roswell
Office Education Association
Eastern New Mexico University
Jannette C. Jones
Harold L. Jones Jr
Joanne Lynn Dabrowski
Joseph Dabrowski
Roswell High School
Jones
Kappa Sigma
Dabrowski
Goddard High School
OEA
Ellie Gallegos
Cibola High School
Annette Lucero
Portales
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