Priest frames business as a moral adventure at conference
At the Domenici Public Policy Conference in Las Cruces, Rev. Robert Sirico of the Acton Institute portrayed entrepreneurship as a moral enterprise and urged priests to understand capitalism. He argued wealth arises from serving society, while noting imperfections and the need for freedom. Domenici praised the talk to advance New Mexico entrepreneurship.
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Pete Domenici
Catholic Church
Domenici
Robert Sirico
Catholic New Mexico
Sirico
Pete V. Domenici
Las Cruces
Acton Institute of
Grand Rapids, Mich
Doug Vaughn
World opinion on Syria and U.N. role weighs on Cameron visit
Editorial notes David Cameron on the David Letterman show and a major UN General Assembly address urging stronger action on Syria. It questions UN clout, Security Council leverage with China and Russia, and discusses broader regional implications including Lebanon, while outlining Japan Russia talks and Eurasian economic aims.
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David Cameron
David Letterman
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Syria
China
Russia
Assad
Bashar al-Assad
Cameron
Security Council
U.N
Lebanon
Japan
Yoshihiko Noda
Asia
Asia- Pacific
Asia-Pacific
Siberia
Russian Far East
Moscow
Vladimir Putin
South Korea
Takeshima
Sea of Japan
Senkaku Islands
East China Sea
Putin
Northern Territories
Romney Wins Debate As Obama Struggles In Denver
The analysis claims Mitt Romney won the first presidential debate as Barack Obama failed to clearly outline plans. It notes unemployment above 8 percent in 40 weeks, high debt near 16 trillion dollars, rising health costs, and gas prices. Romney is described as energetic. Lehrer is said to be ignored.
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MSNBC
Mitt Romney
Romney
Barack Obama
Obama
Denver
Jim Lehrer
America
New York Mets
Dust health risks and cleaning tips from Doonesbury
The column explains that household dust comes from soil, skin cells, pets, fibers, and kitchen residue and may include chemicals and heavy metals. It can carry bacteria, fungi, and dust mite debris that trigger allergies, with infants especially vulnerable. regular vacuuming with a high efficiency filter is advised.
Hatch Courier Founder Al White Dies at 65
Al White owner editor and publisher of the Hatch Courier dies at age 65. Born October 24 1921 in Kenna he served in World War II and led the De Baca County News 1967 76 before taking over Hatch Courier in 1977. He was Hatch village trustee 1982 86 and active in the Hatch Chamber of Commerce Chile Festival board NM Press Association director and Dona Ana County magistrate 1985 86.
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al White
Hatch Courier
White
Kenna
de Baca
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New Mexico
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O’reilly
Doonesbury
Doctor K
Rick
Howard
Vready
Dr. K
United Media Syndicate
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