New Mexico economy eyed as state debate returns to federal role
Historian Dorothy Cline’s 1987 warning that New Mexico “doesn’t know what it wants to be” frames current politics and forecasts. The piece analyzes Phil Archuleta’s sign making business, federal funding reliance, and calls for economic realignment amid looming sequestration and job losses, with economists like Lee Reynis warning of 20,000 potential job cuts.
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Dorothy Cline
New Mexico
Cline
Phil Archuleta
Obama
Archuleta
P&m Signs
Mountainair
U.S. Forest Service
U. S. Park Service
Bill Richardson
Congress
UNM
Lee Reynis
Department of Defense
Reynis
Bob Murphy
Washington
New Mexico News Services
Editorial Subsidizing the circus ends convention subsidies
The Panama City Herald argues national party conventions are obsolete and taxpayer funded. Public funding inflates cost, boosts coverage without delivering real news, and reduces private influence. The piece urges ending federal subsidies to force leaner, privately funded conventions.
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Congress
Joe
Joanna
Washington
Panama City
Liberal movement restrained by poll on Obama's second term
The Hill poll shows 54 percent of likely voters doubt Obama deserves another term based on his economic record. The piece argues liberal policies expand government, with rising gas prices, entitlements, and calls to curb the federal role amid a fragile economy and high debt.
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Hill
Washington, D.C
Obama
Jimmy Carter
George H.W. Bush
America
Washington
Hiatal hernia explained with GERD links and symptoms
Dear reader notes hiatal hernia differs from inguinal hernia and can cause heartburn belching and upper abdominal fullness from gastroesophageal reflux disease GERD. The condition arises when the stomach slides through a diaphragm hole due to weak tissue and increased abdominal pressure, sometimes with no symptoms.
Boxing exhibition to feature national junior Olympic champions
The Hispano Chamber of Commerce and the Roswell Rocks Boxing Team sponsor a boxing exhibition at Yucca Recreation Center with four bouts by Ricardo Martinez and Albert Saiz Jr. Dr. Michael Cox, Roswell High School class of 1958 graduate, competed for the United States in the World Karate Championships in Rome where the team placed second to Yugoslavia. He holds doctorates in criminal justice and psychology and practices karate as a hobby.
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Yucca
U.S
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Albert Saiz Jr
Michael Cox
Roswell
Roswell High School
Rome
Italy
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