Teague and Barron hear rural New Mexico veterans on care
Democratic candidate Teague and fellow candidate Barron met with area veterans at VFW Post 2575 in Roswell to address healthcare access in rural New Mexico. Veterans urged local solutions such as a fee based system to access VA care near home, noting long travels to Albuquerque and a need for staff assistance.
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Harry Teague
New Mexico
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Roswell
United States
Teague
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Albuquerque
Department of Veterans Affairs
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Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Chaves County
U.S
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Suspect sought in TV anchorwoman's death in Arkansas
Police seek information leading to the killer of Anne Pressly 26 who died days after a brutal home attack in Little Rock. Investigators say a suspect exists but has not been arrested and credit card use near downtown is a possible clue. Authorities note the case may be a robbery and say they are coordinating with federal and state agencies while withholding specific details to protect the investigation.
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Little Rock
Ark
Anne Pressly
Pressly
Cassandra Davis
Stuart Thomas
FBI
State Police
U.S. Marshals Service
Biography of Ellen Wedum for New Mexico House District 59
The Daily Record corrects an omission in Sundays election section. Ellen Wedum, 65, a retired physical chemist born in Cincinnati, Ohio, now living in New Mexico for seven years, is a former college professor and project engineer who chaired the Democratic Party of Otero County and serves on the New Mexico Rules Committee. She is a widow with daughter Melora and belongs to the Society of Friends. She holds a Purdue University doctorate in physical chemistry.
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New Mexico
Ellen Wedum
Daily Record
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Record
Cincinnati
Ohio
Purdue University
Daugh
Start
Democratic Party of
Otero County
Democratic Party of New Mexico Rules Committee
Oct 25 Spotlight Corrects Lepri Foods Name
In the Oct 25 Saturday Spotlight, the cheese maker Lepri no Foods was spelled incorrectly. The correct name is Leprino Foods. The correction appears in the latest issue to ensure proper attribution for the dairy product developer.
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Leprino Foods
Local thefts and disturbances reported in city crime blotter
Between 6 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. Sunday a storage shed on East 19th Street was broken into with the lock cut and boxes tossed about. A separate car movement incident Saturday saw a man’s vehicle shifted about 100 feet from his residence with no reported damage or theft. A West Second Street trespass case cited a woman for refusing to leave a store after warning. A drain cleaner valued at 400 dollars was taken from a yard on Adams Avenue. INS held four men from Zacatecas, Mexico, on Saturday at West Second Street. Carolina Lara faces an embezzlement report on East Hervey Drive with details pending.
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West Second Street
South Adams Avenue
INS
Zacatecas
Mexico
East Hervey Drive
Carolina Lara
Diabetes drug costs surge as use rises and newer meds dominate
Amerians with diabetes nearly doubled their drug spending from 2001 to 2007, reaching 12.5 billion dollars last year. The rise follows more patients treated and the arrival of costly new drug classes, despite limited evidence of superior benefit. Metformin remains central in updated guidelines, while Avandia adds controversy over cost and outcomes.
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Chicago
David Nathan
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Internal Medicine
University of Chicago
Stanford University
Caleb Alexander
Susan Spratt
Duke University Medical Center
Spratt
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