New Mexico Candidates Debate Business Focus and Gaps
Denish and Martinez addressed industry audiences on jobs and taxes with similar stances on not raising taxes and scaling back regulation. Denish touted small business, credit access, and incentives review including film, while Martinez proposed a task force for jobs, incentives review, and a moratorium on recent regulations to jump start the economy. Denish drew credibility handling business issues. Martinez faced tougher reception as audience skeptically received her answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susana Martinez
Diane Denish
Denish
Martinez
New Mexico
Sirnat
Postal rate increase hurts small papers and businesses
Las Vegas Optic publisher argues USPS rate hike worsens recession impacts. He notes switching to mailed delivery saved costs, cites a proposed hike 10 times inflation, and calls for cost control and efficiency rather than higher postage. He urges USPS to renegotiate contracts and cut expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Ment
Postal Service
USPS
Wind power as a viable alternative to fossil fuels questioned
Editorial argues wind energy is costly and often fails to cut carbon emissions. Cites studies and government data showing intermittency requires backup plants, limited output compared with coal and nuclear, high transmission costs, and ecological impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bryce
Manhattan Institute
Wall Street Journal
Department of Energy
Bryce
U.S. Energy Industry Administration
Scotland
Nebraska
Oregon
U.S. Energy Information Administration
America
Dear cautious reader on Hulda Clark gallbladder cleanse safety
The column chronicles Hulda Clark's controversial claims, questioned degrees, and the parasite zapper device. It notes a 2004 New England Journal of Medicine report of pacemaker interference and a 1999 Indiana case where medical practice charges were dismissed for timeliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
U of M
Clark
New England Journal of Medicine
San Diego
Indiana
California
25 Years Ago Carolyn Foster Chosen for Miss National Teenager
Carolyn Sue Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Preston T. Foster, will represent New Mexico in the 14th annual Miss National Teenager program in Atlanta. She is a senior at Goddard High School and active in the Science Club Student Council Honor Society Ski Club.
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Carolyn Sue Foster
Preston T. Foster
New Mexico
Atlanta
Foster
Goddard High School
Army
Ronald D. Williams
Carlsbad
Williams
B.F. Williams Jr
Roswell
Roswell High School
Cathy
Monica
Jerry
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Environmental Improvement Board
New Mexico News Services
Sherry Robinson
BP Editorials
Cot Caren
U.S. Postal Service
U.S
Editorial
Doonesbury
Clayton College of Natural Health
Birmingham
Ala
Mayam
Jeff Redfern
MR. Overkill
the Red Rascal
May AM
DR. Gott
United Media Syndicate
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