Shared battles drive delayed Merida aid to Mexico
In a San Diego Union-Tribune guest editorial, Condoleezza Rice cites U S aid for Mexico to fight drug cartels, while Mexico deploys 20 000 security personnel. The Merida Initiative awaits congressional verification on human rights as violence mounts in Tijuana and Tijuanan cross border impact expands.
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Gas price puzzle in Roswell compared to peers
A Roswell reader argues gas prices remain higher longer than nearby cities like Amarillo Dallas and Albuquerque. He asks why Roswell pumps lag in price drops from $3.58 to $2.99 while Amarillo falls from $3.02 to $2.50, urging local media to investigate who is keeping prices elevated and why.
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Goddard High names October Silverbelle and AAUW Girl
Stephany Moore and Nora Chamberlin, both 17, are announced as October Silverbelle and AAUW Girl by the Chaves County Service League and AAUW. David Morgenthaler is Student Kiwanian of October and Chuck Cummings is Student Rotarian of the Month at Goddard High School.
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New Mexico Faces Slow Growth Amid Revenue Forecasts
Katherine Miller outlines a cautious General Fund Revenue Estimate showing revenue declines due to lower oil and natural gas prices and the national financial crisis. The forecast projects 0.5 percent wage growth in FY 2009 and 1.2 percent in FY 2010, with job losses continuing in September across Albuquerque and the state.
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Raid in Syria tests Iraq ties to region and security deal
Baghdad officials criticized the U S raid near the Iraqi border as Syria and Iran press lawmakers to reject a planned security pact. Iraqi spokesmen say U S forces target networks smuggling fighters into Iraq, underscoring Iraq’s lack of full control while parliament weighs the agreement before year end.
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Predatory government and corporate favors in Washington
A New York Times columnist cites predatory government as banks and insurers receive subsidies while GM seeks bailout funds. The piece criticizes Ted Stevens and Chris Dodd for accepting gifts and mortgage deals tied to government programs, arguing policymakers enable private profits through political favors and subsidies. It warns of ongoing influence as Barack Obama and others remain favored by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.
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