Promoters chase the next big thing amid cautious economics
The piece contrasts hype around stock issues and big promotions with real outcomes in economic development. It cites Susana Martinez’s job record, solar tax credits in Texas, a failed Artesia chicken project, and the Eclipse Aviation saga, noting high promises and uneven results.
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Susana Martinez
New Mexico
Texas
Texas Comptroller's
Economist
Albuquerque
Aviation
Eclipse Aviation
Richardson
Eclipse
Pegasus plans for a test center near Las Cruces or Albuquerque
Washington DC based Pegasus Global Holdings announces a plan for a fully integrated physical test facility on a large site near Las Cruces or Albuquerque. New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez supports a feasibility study with private financing promised but not yet secured and no site finalized at this time.
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Pegasus Global Holdings
Washington, D.C
Las Cruces
Albuquerque
Pegasus
Pegasusglobalholdings
New Mexico
Susana Martinez
Gibson Guitars Raided Over Rosewood and Ebony Wood
Federal agents raided Gibson Guitar Corp offices and plants in Nashville and Memphis in August over rosewood and ebony imports. The case centers on unfinished wood allegedly violating the Lacey Act, while Gibson cites Indian government letters deeming the fingerboard a finished product.
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Gibson Guitar Corp
Nashville
Memphis
Feds
Tennessee
Barack Obama
William McKinley
Africa
Gibson Guitar
Gibson
India
Henry Juszkiewicz
Government of India
Fox News
Vinod Srivastava
Open the Curtain on Supreme Court Coverage for Transparency
An editorial urges televising Supreme Court sessions to enhance public understanding of how laws are scrutinized. It notes current bans on visual recording but compares to C-SPAN coverage of Congress and argues transparency strengthens democracy.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Congress
C-Span
House
Senate
Washington, D.C
American Democratic Republic
Loveland
Colo
Herald
Supreme Court ruling on cell phone search warrants debated
The article argues for national reform of privacy laws as cell phones reveal extensive personal data. It cites a California case where police found evidence on a detainee’s phone and notes the Supreme Court declined to take the case. The piece urges warrants for searches and consistent national standards.
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United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
California
California Supreme Court
Perfectionism Pros and Cons in Doonesbury Style
Doonesbury discusses perfectionism as a trait with both upsides and downsides. It helps leaders and specialists while risking burnout and excessive self-criticism. The note emphasizes balance and the mental health costs of unattainable standards.
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Doctor K
Roswell Graduates and Service Members Promote in 1986
Ignacio Ortiz of Roswell has been promoted to Air Force technical sergeant at England AFB with the 23rd Tactical Fighter Wing. His wife Peggy is listed as the daughter of Roswell’s Miguel Sanchez. Marine Corps recruit Ronnie L. McKensie of Roswell completed basic training and will begin motor transport training after graduating Goddard High School in 1986.
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Ignacio Ortiz
Abraham V. Ortiz
Roswell
Air Force
Ortiz
England Air Force Base
23Rd Tactical Fighter Wing
Peggy
Miguel A. Sanchez
Marine Corps
Ronnie L. McKensie
Marine Corps Training Center
McKensie
Goddard High School
Mitchell McKensie
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Artesia
Solar
Harold
Morgan
Albuquerque Journal
Greg Lindsay
New York Times
New Mexico Tech
Playas
Martinez
New Mexico News Services
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Chuck Norris
Editorial
Doonesbury
DR. K
United Media Syndicate
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