GOP hopes hinge on Susana Martinez bid toppling NM Democrats
Republicans weigh a bold push in New Mexico as Sen. Duran leads Herrera in fundraising and party leaders debate whether a governor’s race effort could spark turnout. Analysts note GOP focus on Martinez to curb Democratic redistricting power while long-shot outcomes loom.
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Editorial The new RINO Recovery in Name Only
The piece argues the recession officially ended in 2009, yet unemployment remains high and job creation weak. It highlights Fed considerations of further stimulus, including quantitative easing, while warning of inflation risk and the need to balance easing with potential restraint.
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Oct 20 1973 Cox fired and resignations follow
On Oct 20 1973 the Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cox was dismissed in the Satur day Night Massacre and Attorney General Elliot Richardson and Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus resigned, reshaping the investigation.
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Tick shots, Lyme disease and tick fever explained by Dr Gott
The columnist clarifies tick related illnesses. Colorado tick fever is viral via wood ticks with fever and aches, a vaccine existed but was never made. Lyme disease arose 1975 in Lyme, Connecticut, caused by a spirochete in deer ticks. Maryland ranks high for ticks. Virginia residents may know tick fever from wood ticks.
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Cut federal spending through noncontroversial savings
The piece argues for trimming nonessential federal spending first to gain public support and avoid political backlash. It cites CBO figures showing a 21.4 percent rise in spending and recalls 1995 Clinton era shutdowns. Rep. John Mica releases a report claiming hundreds of billions in potential savings from better use of taxpayer owned assets.
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Local 1985 grads complete ROTC and enlistments
Adam J. Villegas, a 1985 Goddard High School graduate, finished basic military training at Fort Knox while a college freshman at New Mexico Military Institute. Susan Gill, Artesia native and 1985 NM M I high school graduate, joined the Air Force Delayed Enlistment Program and will start active duty in November to train in electronics. Cadets of the Month for September were announced by Col. Charles K. Hanson for their achievements and contributions.
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