Finding Home by Sally Ooms examines American displacement
New Mexico author Sally Ooms covers 54 stories from 10 states and Washington DC in Finding Home, detailing how people rebuild a sense of home after floods, hurricanes, and displacement. The work relies on in-person interviews, with subjects ranging from Greensburg survivors to Gulf Coast evacuees.
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Las Vegas
Sally
Findinghomestories.com
Meade
Kan
Kansas City
New Mexico
Greensburg
Minneola
Washington, D.C
Chicago
San Francisco
Veronica
San Diego
New Mexico News Services
Editorial: U S policy in the Middle East and sugar subsidies
The article reflects on 9 11 and the ensuing wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, questioning U S Middle East policy and the lasting instability. It also critiques sugar beet and cane subsidies in U S farm programs, noting reforms are limited and protection preserves prices and supply.
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America
Middle East
al-Qaida
Taliban
U.S
Syria
Afghanistan
Mark Milley
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
United States
California
Imperial County
Hawaii
Texas
Louisiana
Florida
House Senate
New York City drug ring tale contrasts crime views and reality
The article profiles a Brooklyn heroin ring of five male Jewish men who allegedly sold heroin cocaine and oxycodone except during Shabbat. It also argues that many liberals downplay hard drug crimes claiming drug abuse is a disease, citing overdose and ER treatment statistics to label drug dealers as causing death and suffering.
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New York City
Brooklyn
New
York State
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Levittown
Doonesbury Dear Doctor K on Chiropractic Back Pain
The column discusses chiropractic spinal manipulation for back pain. It notes chiropractors and some therapists perform treatments, with mixed evidence for chronic cases and potential to reduce medication use. It explains basic spine anatomy and treatment methods including massage and electrotherapy.
Roswell Cadet Captain Promoted at NMMI
Christopher G. Baldock, 23, of Roswell, is promoted to cadet captain and named Squadron commander at New Mexico Military Institute. Baldock, a college sophomore, is son of Mr and Mrs Bobby R Baldock of Roswell. NMMI reports record enrollment over 500 cadets and traces its founding to 1891.
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Christopher G. Baldock
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Baldock
Bobby R. Baldock
NMMI
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