Think New Mexico proposes modest jobs plan for New Mexico
The piece discusses Think New Mexico's report Addressing New Mexico's Jobs Crisis with ideas like a 12.5 million scholarship program to draw international undergraduates into NM universities and a one stop state business shop. It also notes proposals for post performance incentives and cautions about other failed subsidy deals while highlighting solar energy potential and local resource projects.
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Albuquerque
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Europe
University of New Mexico
Venezuela and the United States in a feud over diplomats
The piece mockingly notes Venezuela expelling three American diplomats including Charge D'Affaires Kelly Keiderling amid an election cycle. It ridicules Maduro for claims of conspiracy with the extreme right and questions U S responses while urging patience for calmer leadership and to disregard inflammatory rhetoric.
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Ed Asner
Obama
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AT&T Leads Public Push Against Texting While Driving
AT&T launches a broad anti texting campaign to curb phone use behind the wheel. Rival carriers Sprint T Mobile and Verizon join in co branded ads and events since 2010. Werner Herzog directed films to aid the effort and nationwide texting while driving declined from 2.5 million to over 3 million as stories of crash victims spread.
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Randall Stephenson
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Tough talk on Silvery Minnow spurs column apology
In a bitter exchange, a New Jersey reader mocks New Mexico for siding with the Rio Grande Silvery Minnow plan, while a columnist pivots to a harsh critique and pledges a statewide shutdown to force Minnow program repeal. The debate centers on $150 million spent to save the minnow amid broader social costs.
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New Mexico
Paul Cellucci dies from ALS complications
The former Massachusetts governor Paul Cellucci died due to complications of ALS also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. ALS is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder causing muscle weakness and atrophy while thinking abilities remain largely intact. It typically affects adults aged 50 to 70 with no known cure and a typical life expectancy of three to five years after onset.
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