Same-Sex Marriage Advances in New Mexico Courts
New Mexico district judges rule on same sex marriage, signaling recognition of existing relationships through court decisions. Urban counties push for broader acceptance while rural counties resist, acknowledging implications for guardianship, insurance, and property rights. The piece notes tolerance in Albuquerque influenced by corporate attitudes and cites social change as ongoing and gradual.
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Spencer Tracy
Katharine Hepburn
Sydney Poitier
New Mexico
Bernalillo
Santa Fe
Farmington
Eunice
Alamogordo
State Supreme Court
Albuquerque
Nomic
Gap
George Strait
Texas
King Dream Speech Reflections On Fifty Years Of Race And Progress
A retrospective on Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1963 Lincoln Memorial speech and its enduring impact. The piece weighs racial progress, persistent inequality, and the rise of hate groups since Barack Obama’s election, noting gaps in income education and unity. It questions what King would think of modern America and calls for continued action.
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Lincoln Memorial
Martin Luther Jr
King
America
Bank of Justice
Barack Obama
Southern Poverty Law Center
Obama
George Zimmerman
Trayvon Martin
Census Bureau
Energy as a super resource and Mexico’s energy reform
The piece likens energy to a superfood and argues energy wealth boosts economies. It notes Mexico’s 115 billion barrels oil equivalent reserves, Pemex debt, production decline, and the need for foreign partners amid reform talks led by President Enrique Pena Nieto.
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Mexico
Enrique Pena Nieto
Pemex
Financial Times
Explo
United States
David Gee
U.S
Boston Consulting Group
CNBC
Peha Nieto
Dear Doctor K Tablet Use Stresses Neck
Doonesbury column notes tablet use can strain neck and back. Harvard researchers tracked tablet positions with infrared 3-D motion analysis and found neck bending increases when tablets rest on lap or flat on a table, prompting strain.
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Doctor K
Kindle Fire
Jack Dennerlein
Harvard School of Public Health
West Point Veteran Jack Dunham Retires to Roswell Life
Jack Dunham, 64, a West Point graduate, retired from military service 13 years ago and has since lived in Roswell. His career included command and staff roles in Germany, Korea and Vietnam and a period as associate professor of physics at West Point.
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Jack Dunham
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Roswell
Germany
Korea
Vietnam
U.S. Amy Command and General Staff
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