New Mexico Magazine layoffs spark debate on staffing and leadership
As New Mexico enters a lean fiscal year, Tourism Secretary Monique Jacobson cut 11 NM Magazine staff and 16 at Expo New Mexico, citing losses of 1.4 million over two years. Critics question out of state hiring and editorial direction while veterans warn of politics and funding limits.
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Monique Jacobson
New Mexico Magazine
Jacobson
Florida
Santa Fe New Mexican
New Mexico
Itate
John Garcia
Gary Johnson
Garcia
Albuquerque
New Mexico News Services
Editorial: Mass Killing Shocks Seal Beach Community
Editorial notes eight dead and a wounded woman after a hair salon shooting in Seal Beach California. The tragedy darkens Orange County once again recalling the 1976 Cal State Fullerton library rampage and its long aftermath.
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Seal Beach
Calif
Orange County
Brand Powers
Cal State Fullerton
Edward Charles Allaway
Dear Doctor K asks about 80 year old man’s cold water swims
A reader asks if daily 20 to 30 minute ocean swims in 55 degree water are safe for an irregular heart. The columnist commends the 80 year old’s courage and considers cardiovascular risks and overall fitness.
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Doctor K
Maine
Doonesbury advice on cold water swimming and heart risk
The writer cautions cold water swimming with heart rhythm issues, noting blood pressure rises as the body shunts blood to the chest and skin vessels narrow during shock. They recommend pool temperatures in the 70s to 80s, swimming with a buddy, CPR readiness, and exiting the water if faintness or irregular beats occur.
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Boston
Obama Immigration Policy Faces Latino Voter Backlash
A PBS Frontline investigation routed through the American Civil Liberties Union shows the Obama administration’s focus on enforcement, detentions, and deportations amid Latino voters' priorities. The report cites detainee fear and sexual abuse at privately run immigration centers, highlighting a civil rights concern for 2012 politics.
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Obama
Homeland Security
Janet Napolitano
PBS
Congress
Gary Segura
Stanford University
American Civil Liberties Union
Freedom of Information Act
Army Pvt Vernon Williams Completes Fort Sill OSUT Course
25 years ago Oct 18 1986 Army Pvt Vernon T Williams son of Joan Wilson Roswell and William P Williams Okmulgee completed the basic field artillery cannoneer course under the OSUT program at Fort Sill Students learned the duties of a howitzer crewman and received instruction in communications maintenance and ammunition handling OSUT combines basic training with advanced individual training.
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Army
Vernon T. Williams
Joan Wilson
Roswell
William P. Williams
Okmulgee
Fort Sill
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