Redistricting stalemate tests New Mexico lawmakers
In Santa Fe a partisan stalemate over redistricting bills stalls action as Senate and House clash over three NM congressional seats and commissions. Talks warn of veto, potential bipartisan fixes, or court-drafted plans, with Gov. Martinez likely to veto unaligned measures.
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Editorial: Strengthen airline safety after Flight 3407 tragedy
Buffalo News editorial urges tougher fatigue and training rules for airlines following the 2007 Flight 3407 crash. It notes related incidents, lobbyist opposition, and family advocacy to press the Obama administration for action.
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Uninsured motorists rise as recession hits costs
The Insurance Research Council reports more drivers lack insurance amid the downturn, increasing auto accident costs for insured motorists. In 2008 14.3 percent were uninsured, sliding to 13.8 percent in 2009. West Virginia led region with 11 percent, while Kentucky and Ohio stood at 18 and 16 percent. Massachusetts Maine and New York show about 50 percent uninsured.
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Dear Dr Gott on Flu Vaccines and Smart Meter Health Claims
This reader questions the latest flu virus and seeks precautionary immunization guidance. It discusses inactivated vaccines for ages above six months with high dose for seniors and intradermal options for 18 to 64, then shifts to concerns about smart meters and potential health risks from radiating emissions.
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Doonesbury on electrosmog and smart meters debate
Doonesbury highlights concerns over electrosmog from modern energy infrastructure. It notes smart meters funded by stimulus money, their data transmission role, and health risk questions. Utilities argue for off peak rewards, while experts warn no real savings if health is at risk.
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ROTC Welcomes Four New Officers at NMMI
Four new officers reported for duty for the 1986 87 school year in the ROTC department at New Mexico Military Institute. Capt Jeffrey L Anderson a University of Iowa graduate with nine years in service. Capt David L Hoppes a Eastern Washington University graduate on active duty since 1978. Capt William J Jump a Denver Baptist Bible College graduate with nine years in service. Capt Barbara E Trent among the first female students at NMMI in 1977 and since January 1982 has served as a military intelligence officer.
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