Albuquerque Gains and Losses Highlight NM Economic Outlook
New Mexico shows mixed signs with Bank of America cutting 30 000 jobs nationally while U S Bank expands by taking over First Community Bank and naming a local market president in Las Cruces. Union Pacific starts a 400 million rail facility in Santa Teresa promising 600 jobs. Brookings sees Albuquerque’s education gap shrinking and a mid rank among top 100 metros, suggesting a slow recovery ahead.
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Sunwest Bank
Sunwest
Bank of America
Union Pacific
Santa Teresa
Susana Martinez
Brookings
Washington, D.C
Reading the Constitution Day case for every American
A reflection on Constitution Day urges reading the U S Constitution as a simple yet crucial act. The author notes its 4500 word length and enduring guidance for a republic, contrasts liberty with censorship and cites Mr Smith Goes to Washington to emphasize daily vigilance.
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Jimmy Stewart
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Washington
Doonesbury Author Recalls Medical Column Origins
The writer notes starting medical columns in 1967 after moving from New York to New England. He admits humanity and critiques doctors as arrogant and self righteous yet continues satirical pieces as a club member who values poking fun at the profession.
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Global leaders close U N C D summit in New York
World leaders sign a pact at the first United Nations summit on preventing and controlling non communicable diseases. A Harvard and World Economic Forum study projects 47 trillion dollars in costs from 2010 to 2030 with best buy interventions costing 11 billion annually.
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France
Montreal Gazette
European bank crisis deepens as Greece debt looms
A Sept 14 statement by French and German leaders gave brief relief to banks hit by a sell-off but offered no real solution. The core problems remain Greece's unsustainable debt and banks’ exposure, while central banks rush liquidity as in 2008. The UBS rogue-trader incident underscores systemic risk and calls for firm international action.
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London Evening Standard
Navy sailors report for duty on carrier Carl Vinson
Navy Petty Officer First Class Concepcion Granado of Dexter reports aboard the USS Carl Vinson homeported in San Francisco Bay after joining the Navy in January 1973. Navy Petty Officer Third Class Vanessa J. Berry, daughter of Vera L. Marshall of Roswell, reports for duty at the Naval Station after graduating Goddard High School in Roswell in 1980. Calvin Smith is named 1986 Dekalb Agriculture Award recipient. he is 19 and a Roswell High School graduate.
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Richard Smith
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