GOP plan to attract Hispanic voters sparks debate
A plan to form a Republican immigration reform super-PAC aims to curry support from Hispanic voters and protect wavering GOP lawmakers. It cites figures like Susana Martinez and Steve Pearce, notes past Hispanic voting shares, and mentions corporate funding possibilities and 2014 political targeting.
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Embrace a Thankful Heart This Holiday Season
A devotional reminder to give thanks amid stress and hardship. The author cites 1 Thessalonians 5 18 and a 45 percent poll noting Christmas pressures, urging focus on blessings from family friends neighbors and faith in Christ rather than material spending.
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Immigration reform and fiscal cliff dominate editorial outlook
The editorial warns that immigration reform may break the partisan deadlock as Schumer and Graham push a border security and pathway to citizenship plan. It criticizes obsession with personal scandals and urges focus on the looming fiscal cliff and real economic consequences.
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Doonesbury Flashback on Fatty Liver Link to Obesity
Dear Doctor explains that fatty liver now often arises from obesity and diabetes rather than alcohol. Insulin resistance from obesity raises blood sugar and fat in the blood, causing liver cells to store more fat, increasing disease risk. See Dr K Page A5.
Four Roswell boys win West ern Athletic Conference college game prize
Twenty five years ago the Roswell Daily Record rewarded four local boys for selling the most new subscriptions since October 1. Oscar Barrera 12, Joseph Ornales 10, Enrique Orona 12 and Daniel Uribe 14 led with 29 24 21 and 17 subscriptions respectively. Barrera and Ornales attend Monterey Elementary, Orona attends Mesa Middle School, and Uribe also attends Mesa Middle School.
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