New Mexicans Vote on Amendments and Bond Issues
Voters in New Mexico face five constitutional amendments and four bond issues along with candidates. Amendments cover veterans scholarships, county term limits, archaic language updates, veteran property tax exemptions, and allowing former legislators to hold high offices during their elected term. Bond issues A to D fund senior centers, higher education, pre kindergarten classrooms, and capital expenditures with varying per‑hundredth valuations.
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Jobless report clouds elections as unemployment stays high
The September unemployment rate remains 9.6 percent with 95 000 net jobs lost. Census job cuts and government layoffs dent the figures while private sector gains fall short. Markets rise on hopes the Fed will act, but voters face bleak prospects for the president’s party.
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Julia Ward Howe Dies in Portsmouth at 91
On October 17 1910 the social reformer and poet Julia Ward Howe author of The Battle Hymn of the Republic died in Portsmouth Rhode Island at the age of 91.
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Julia Ward Howe
Portsmouth
R.I
Partial Sleep Apnea or Narcolepsy Claim Debate
A reader questions a co worker claiming partial sleep apnea and possible daytime sleepiness. Dr Gott clarifies that sleep apnea does not cause fainting, explains narcolepsy risks, and advises medical records or physician documentation if true. He offers health report materials and guidance for workplace handling.
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DR. Gott
P.O
Wickliffe
Stem cell ethics clash over first embryonic trial
A report on the worlds first human trial using embryonic stem cells for a spinal cord injury at Shepherd Center in Atlanta raises moral questions. It notes a shift in policy under the Obama administration. It contrasts embryonic cells with induced pluripotent cells and discusses views on life and abortion politics.
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Shepherd Center
Atlanta
Obama
Clinton
Roswell Leaders Honored At National La Sertoma Event
Dorothy Turner president of the La Sertoma Hermanas Ladies Club in Roswell received recognition at the 1984 85 International La Sertoma convention in Chicago Illinois. Turner chairs Ways and Means for the local club formed in 1982. In Roswell Pecos Valley Military Order of the World Wars members Col Don W Bartlett and Lt Col Joseph D Post were cited for service at the 65th MOWW convention in Clearwater Florida. Bartlett retired from the New
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Dorothy Turner
la Sertoma Hermanas Ladies Club
Roswell
Chicago
Ill
Turner
Pecos Valley
Don W. Bartlett
Joseph D. Post
Military Order
Clearwater
Fla
Bartlett
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