Spaceport America boosts New Mexico in space race
The piece praises New Mexico’s push in space commerce highlighting NASA focus on deep space exploration and private sector near earth missions, Spaceport America’s role with companies like Virgin Galactic and XCOR, a $75 million CRuSA program, the FAA Center of Excellence led by NMSU, and Governor Richardson's drive to position the state at the forefront of spaceflight and research.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Barack Obama
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
America
Tom Udall
Ben Ray Lujan
Crusa
Spaceport
UP Aerospace
Virgin Galactic
Xcor Aerospace
Masten Space Systems
Armadillo Aerospace
Spaceport America
Rockwall
Texas
Neil Milburn
Armadillo
White Sands Missile Range
NASA White Sands Test Facility
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Federal Aviation Administration
NMSU
Spacex
Lockheed Martin
Northrop Grumman
Son
Bruce King
Gary Johnson
Gov
Richardson
Rick Homans
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Editorial Cap and Trade Dangers in New Mexico Economy
The piece argues cap and trade harms New Mexico's oil dependent economy citing public hearings in Artesia and Roswell. It questions the science of manmade climate change, warns of economic ruin from added energy costs, and says international or national policies would benefit other states more than New Mexico.
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New Mexico
Artesia
Roswell
New Mex
Washington on taxes and government waste debate
In a sharp critique of extending tax cuts for the wealthy President Obama argues against higher government borrowing and costly programs. He frames the tax question around who should keep more of their earnings while criticizing misspent public funds and urging Republicans to shift the focus from cuts to government reform. Boehner faced pressure after signaling support for a bill raising taxes on high earners if it preserved cuts for others.
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Obama
California
Illinois
New York
John Boehner
Boehner
Doonesbury Debunks Hepatitis Risks for Food Workers
The reader explains hepatitis types A to E and how they spread, emphasizing A through contaminated food and water, B through blood and fluids, and C as the most serious. It notes that pre-1992 blood transfusions carried risk but screening reduced it, and outlines common symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment approaches.
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Sion
Local Graduate and Hospital Employee of the Month
Thomas J. Church of Roswell earned a bachelor of arts at the University of Northern Colorado during the 1985 spring ceremony. Charles Biggers named employee of the month at St. Marys Regional Health Center. nursing assistant on medical floor since 1983 with prior Army medic service and UCLA Medical Center experience.
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Thomas J. Church
Roswell
University of Northern Colorado
Church
St. Mary's Regional Health Center
Charles Biggers
Biggers
St. Mary's
Ucla Medical Center
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