Solar energy progress outpacing Solyndra debate
The piece argues Solyndra isn’t the whole solar story as cheaper Chinese cells push prices down and Europe leads markets. Gerald Fine of Schott NA warns of a bubble while urging stable DOE loan support and expanded transmission lines to meet New Mexico’s 15 percent renewables by 2015 and 20 percent by 2020.
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Frost & Sullivan
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New Mexico
Germany
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Schott NA
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Deming
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Moriarty
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Casa Grande
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Newspapers Still Serving Readers in National Newspaper Week
Editorial argues local papers remain the trusted source of news with 150 million Americans reading weekly. It emphasizes each community receives comprehensive coverage of births, marriages, crime, courts, business, politics, and local events, sustaining local historical records.
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Newspaper Association of America
Scarborough USA
America
Jacksonville Daily News
Toes and hammertoes in walking health
Dear Doctor explains hammertoes, their causes, and practical fixes. High heels and tight shoes contribute, especially for women, while flat supportive footwear helps. If toes remain flexible, crest pads, splints, and toe-straightening devices can ease discomfort and improve balance during walking.
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Doctor K
Alabama immigration law sparks fear of police stops for all
A federal judge upheld parts of an Alabama immigration law expanding police power to check a person’s status during routine stops. The piece warns the policy targets people of color and languages, creating a climate where brown skinned individuals may be questioned about birthplace and parentage, undermining equal protection and due process.
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Alabama
Mexico
India
Guyana
Thailand
Tunisia
Navy Apprentice Villarreal graduates from officer selection program
25 years ago Artesia native Josue E. Villarreal completed the Broadened Opportunity for Officer Selection and Training program at the Naval Training Center. He attended college prep classes to build study habits and qualify for Naval Reserve Officers Corps scholarships. Villarreal, a 1985 Artesia High School graduate, is the son of Alice Villarreal. Bernard R. Treat of Roswell is among 33 students picked for the 1986 87 Ranch Management Program at Texas Christian University. Treat, 22, is a 1982 New Mexico Military Institute graduate. the nine month program accepts up to 35 full time students annually and was started 30 years ago at area ranchers' request.
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Artesia
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Naval Reserve Officers Corps
Alice Villarreal
Artesia High School
Bernard R. Treat
Roswell
Texas Christian University
Treat
Anthony Treat
New Mexico Military Institute
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