Questioning Mandatory Workplace Posters in New Mexico
A New Mexico News Service 2010 piece critiques mandatory government postings on employee rights. It notes overlapping wage laws, multiple required notices, and posters sold by private firms. The article questions efficiency and advocates modernizing posting requirements.
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Congress
New Mexico
Labor Department
New Mexico News Service
Editorial: Threat from Within Urges Balanced Security View
An issue urged on the eve of the ninth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks argues that domestic threats from home grown radicals require attention yet should not justify curtailing individual rights. It stresses better interagency coordination, cautions against eroding gun rights and curfews, and defends personal freedom as a key defense.
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Bipartisan Policy Center
National Security Preparedness Group
Federal Commission
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Canada
New York Times Square
Fort Hood
FBI
Supreme Court
Preserve, defend the Constitution amid national debate
The piece critiques how U S political actors treat the Constitution while discussing Arizona immigration law and California same sex marriage referendum. It notes judicial rulings by Susan Bolton and calls for faithful constitutional interpretation rather than policy driven rewriting.
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Arizona
California
U.S
Doonesbury DEAR DR. GOTT on Scheuermann disease
Dear reader. Scheuermann kyphosis is adolescent spinal bowing from wedged vertebrae usually between T7 and T9. Diagnosis uses exam and spine X rays. MRI may follow if neurological signs or a tumor are suspected. Treatment varies by cause and severity. bracing and physical therapy for spinal curvature, possible surgery for persistent pain or severe deformity. the condition often ceases after growth.
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DR. Gott
Scheuermann
Roswell Post Office veteran Tom Jennings retires after 25 years
Tom Jennings of Roswell ends a 25 year career with the U.S. Post Office as a distribution clerk. He receives a retirement certificate in a party with fellow employees. Jennings and his wife Juanita have lived in Roswell for over 35 years. he is a World War II veteran who served in the European theater. Lewis C. Cox Jr., senior partner at Hinkle Cox Eaton Coffield Hensely, marks 30 years with the firm with a surprise reception. He left the state Senate in 1955 to join Hervey Dow and Hinkle in Roswell and became a partner in 1958. Cox and Sherley have three grown children and seven grandchildren.
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Tom Jennings
Roswell
U.S. Post Office
Jennings
Juanita
Lewis C. Cox Jr
Hinkle, Cox, Eaton, Coffield and Hensely
State Senate
Hervey, Dow and Hinkle
Cox
Sherley
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