New Mexico’s fragile economy shows few gains overall
The state threads along in a slow patch of growth with Las Cruces slipping back toward recession. Gallup data place New Mexico 45th out of 51, amid weak job creation and rising unemployment despite modest year over year gains in some sectors.
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Rebels' Libya victory tests Syria protests and NATO limits
The editorial argues Libya’s success may embolden Syria’s unarmed protesters while NATO nations resist new missions. It notes EU sanctions looming over Syria, Assad’s shrinking international support, and Turkey’s stance. It also covers Biden's Asia tour and U.S.–China relations as key regional factors shaping policy and leadership transition.
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New Mexico School Athletics Equity Act sparks debate
A heated talk critiques a law aimed at leveling high school sports for both genders. Critics argue it restricts fundraising activities like car washes and yard sales by teams, while supporters note it aligns with Title IX and public funding rules.
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Deepening Understanding of Polycystic Kidney Disease
A parent outlines a son's hereditary polycystic kidney disease PKD with enlarged kidneys liver cysts and high blood pressure. The piece notes independent information on slowing progression including blood pressure control hydration salt and protein restriction and mentions potential long term complications and possible future treatments.
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Roswell Marine Sgt Copher Receives Good Conduct Medal
Marine Staff Sgt. Steven E. Copher of Roswell was awarded the U S Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal for three years of good behavior while stationed at Cherry Point. Copher, 30, a 1974 Roswell High School graduate who joined in 1984, is the son of Joyce Copher. Sunstone Press of Santa Fe announced Apache Shadows by Albert R Booky of Lincoln, a 19th century frontier adventure. another western novel Son of Mani tou is set for 1987 release.
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