Santa Fe session edges toward redistricting plan
In Santa Fe the special session on redistricting narrows to key moves between Gov. Susana Martinez and lawmakers. Martinez projects a two week wrap with a three week funding window and potential veto overrides, while talks on government restructuring and budget priorities unfold amid negotiating stances and policy stalls.
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Obama proposes scaled back stimulus plan amid economic stagnation
Editorial notes Obama’s new bill would cost about 450 billion dollars with extensions for unemployment benefits and a tax break for small firms hiring long term unemployed. It criticizes previous stimulus spend and questions impact on jobs, debt, and growth while urging a different course.
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Obama blamed for failing economy despite promises
Opinion column argues President Obama repeats a pattern of flawed speeches about jobs. It notes a 303 point Dow drop after his address, questions his tax cut claim, and cites Heritage Foundation and Labor figures showing 6.7 million fewer jobs since the recession began.
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Doonesbury Dear Dr Gott on DSAP skin condition
The reader describes DSAP a severe sun related skin condition with hundreds of bright red spots on arms and legs and persistent recurrences despite Retin A Erudex and liquid nitrogen. The doctor notes DSAP is uncommon and caused by abnormal sun exposure with limited effective treatments available.
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Roswell Woman to Mark 100th Birthday
Anna Johnson, longtime Roswell resident, will celebrate her centennial Monday with relatives from Sweden and multiple U.S. states traveling to Roswell. She and her late husband moved to Roswell in 1954 after his retirement from MIT, after a prior 80 plus years in the United States and Sweden, with three Swedish family members arriving for the event.
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