Remembering Constitution Day and historical milestones
A Santa Fe column reflects on Constitution Day September 17 and past milestones from 1787 to 1993. It notes lectures by State Attorney General Gary King since 2007, school programs, and how students learn U.S. history through declarations and the Constitution. It ends with reader contact details for Jay Miller.
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Poland
United States
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Gary King
King
Lions Clubs
State Capitol
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Santa Fe
9/11 ten year reflection on terror, policy and liberty
Editorial marks the 10th anniversary of 9/11 with views on the attacks in New York Washington and Pennsylvania. It notes the creation of the 9/11 Commission and ongoing debates over intelligence oversight civil liberties and the Patriot Act. It calls for accountability and renewed commitment to liberty.
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Mexico City
Philippines
Bataan
New Mexico
Luzon
Australia
Soviet Union
Poland
World Trade Center
New York City
Pentagon
Arlington
Shanksville
America
Iraq
Afghanistan
United States
National Commission On
Washington
Slade Gorton
New Jersey
Thomas Kean
Indiana
Lee Hamilton
Review Commission
Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board
Europe crisis tests the union and U S resolve
The piece argues Europe faces structural flaws in its political framework amid the euro crisis and calls for decisive action by European leaders and the United States. It notes Europe lacks tax authority and independent revenue, while the United States has a constitutional framework to address global economic stresses.
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United States
Europe
Greece
Ireland
Spain
Portugal
Stanford University
Jack Rakove
No Child Left Behind Lunch Overreach Debate
A letter critiques federal food policy guiding schools under the Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act. It lauds healthier options like 1 percent milk and whole grains, but argues federal overreach in school cafeterias is unnecessary while supporting meal access for hungry children.
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Feds
Barack Obama
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bee sting therapy for chronic pain in fibromyalgia
Doonesbury notes long standing bee sting therapy used in Chinese medicine for chronic pain including fibromyalgia. It involves placing live bees on pressure points to release venom that may boost circulation reduce inflammation and stimulate endorphins and hormones.
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DR. Gott
China
Terry de la Mesa Allen Company earns top AUSA honors
The Terry de la Mesa Allen Company of the Association of the United States Army at New Mexico Military Institute is named the largest junior college AUSA chapter in the United States for the 1985-86 year with 274 members. Patrick J. Lepre, Edison New Jersey, serves as president and will accept the honors in Washington. Capt Wayne Hickson, NMMI military science professor and chapter sponsor, notes the chapter aims to grow membership this year.
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Terry de la Mesa
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Doonesbury
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