Remembering Iven na Morgan Great Society Strong
A personal obituary recalling Iven na Morgan born 1919 who died at 93 in Albuquerque New Mexico. The piece highlights medical decisions at Presbyterian Hospital, two fraud near misses, a 2011 assault, bricks thrown by a neighbor, and her lifelong travel including a 1942 Lincoln Memorial visit with Abe. Her family credits her resilience and care.
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Foxnews.com
Ivenna Morgan
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Presbyterian Hospital
Albuquerque
Jamaica
Washington, D.C
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Lincoln Memorial
Abe
National Cemetery
Santa Fe
New Mexico News Services
NFL settlement sparks debate over brain injury toll
Editorial argues the 765 million payout to players over concussion claims is insufficient and delays safety progress. It questions approval by the federal judge and notes NFL revenue targets, calling for greater funding for research and protections from youth to professional levels.
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National Football League
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Ane
Ann Brody
Philadelphia
Roger Goodell
News & Observer
Raleigh
N.C
Nokia hit by Microsoft bid fuels smartphone future
Microsoft aims to acquire Nokia for 7.2 billion dollars keeping the smartphone story alive. Nokia, Finland's flagship, has fallen from 40 percent world share in 2007 to 15 percent overall and 3 percent in smartphones. A new owner could bring cash and talent, though it risks eroding Finnish control and shifting leadership.
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Microsoft
Finland
Stephen Elop
U.S
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Skype
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Apple
Going to School: A Vintage View Shifts to Kid Freedom
A nostalgic essay contrasts past and present back to school life. It notes fewer kids resisting early September and more enthusiasm for learning. The piece argues modern schooling offers independence, activities, and tech power while home life feels overrun by parental oversight.
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Ms. Crabtree
Atrial Fibrillation: Quick Treatments Highlighted
Dear Doctor explains atrial fibrillation a heart rhythm disorder with uncoordinated signals. Symptoms include palpitations dizziness and chest pain. Initial treatment is medication to restore rhythm, followed by electrical cardioversion if needed.
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Roswell Student Completes Camp Challenge ROTC Training
Gregory S. Courter of Roswell finished Camp Challenge at Fort Knox gaining basic rifle marksman skills and tactical training. The New Mexico Military Institute student is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Courter and enters ROTC through this program designed for college juniors and sophomores.
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Gregory S. Courter
Roswell
Fort Knox
Larry D. Courter
New Mexico Military Institute
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