Court rules off duty officer covered by workers comp
The New Mexico Court of Appeals ruled in favor of late Officer Kevin Schultz, a Pojoaque Pueblo officer who died saving a drowning child in 2002. The case clarifies that police employers pay for coverage even when officers are off duty, with potential cost impacts for taxpayers and future policy changes.
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Editorial NSA surveillance hurts US cloud firms economy
The NSA revelations may cut foreign sales for U.S. cloud providers, with a 20 percent revenue hit to foreign markets estimated at $22 billion to $35 billion over three years. A Cloud Security Alliance survey shows ongoing distrust, while the ITIF warns growth could be stalled as other nations fill the gap. The piece urges policy change to protect U.S. data industry leadership.
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Look AHEAD Trial Questions Diet Exercise Impact on Diabetes Heart Risk
The Look AHEAD study tracked over 5 000 overweight Type 2 diabetics for nearly a decade. It found no significant difference in heart attack stroke or heart-related deaths between those undergoing intensive diet and exercise versus a control group. Weight loss differed little between groups, 4 percent vs 2.5 percent, challenging assumptions about intensive lifestyle changes.
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Arizona Net Metering Sparks Obama Proxy War Debate
Arizona fights over net metering pits solar rooftop economics against utility costs and grid maintenance. The debate centers on paying homeowners full retail rates for excess solar power and the broader implications for energy policy and American electricity customers.
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Roswell NCO Brings Advanced Course to Fort Lee
Staff Sgt. Thomas K. Bradley of Roswell has been chosen to attend the Advanced Non-Commissioned Officer Course at Fort Lee Virginia in September. The two month program covers leadership counseling creative writing and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Maura Lynch of Roswell completed a six week U S Senate internship in Washington researching WIPP issues and the Clean Air Act for Senator Jeff Bingaman.
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U.S
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Washington
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New Mexico
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