Veterans van service gains and critics clash over care access
Veterans advocate John Taylor lauds Ray Willis for support of the Gener al Douglas McBride Veterans Cemetery and defends the van service. He rebuts Magil Duran's critique, recounts founding efforts with Ron McKay and Frank Ramirez, and argues for expanding local VA health care to reduce long travels for veterans. He warns against naysayers and pledges to monitor VA and political actions.
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Jerry Heck, a veteran citizen soldier now in Roswell, details battlefield rhetoric over Hamas and Israel, notes Western media bias and anti Israel sentiment, and cites his own 28 year service with deployments to Bosnia Iraq and Afghanistan. He invites contact at his email.
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Shields laments growing income inequality and calls for a more humane economy, recalling Lincoln and Roosevelt and urging bold action to honor their legacy with economic reform.
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Welcome Home Miss New Mexico Jessica Burson
The Miss New Mexico program congratulates Jessica Burson from Roswell for representing the state at Miss America. She earned an eighty five thousand dollar scholarship award and promotes the Healthy Bodies, Healthy Hearts program as she returns home.
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Webb seriously weighing 2016 presidential bid
Former Virginia senator Jim Webb said he is seriously considering a 2016 presidential run, discussing the idea with advisers and planning ongoing talks over the next four to five months. He warned of a drifting foreign policy and a polarized domestic debate as Hillary Clinton leads the Democratic field.
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