Martinez popularity surges to 69 percent in New Mexico poll
New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez sees her approval rise from 60 to 69 percent in a Albuquerque Journal poll placing her third nationally. The gain follows her National Convention speech and appeals to both her base and moderates, amid ongoing debates over spaceport and film industry issues and immigration policy.
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Endeavour's final flight marks end of an era yet fuels private space
The shuttle Endeavour completed a victory lap over California before landing at Los Angeles. It carried a history of 25 missions and 299 days in space, including ISS construction and pivotal Hubble repairs. The piece argues NASA's era ends, but private space is set to lead future exploration.
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James Cook
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NASA
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Jefferson confirmed as first U S secretary of state
On September 26, 1789 the Senate confirmed Thomas Jefferson as the first United States secretary of state. The date also marks John Jay becoming the first chief justice and Edmund Randolph the first attorney general, with historical note of Philadelphia occupation by British troops in 1777.
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Romney tax returns spark debate over capital gains and fairness
The discussion centers on Mitt Romney paying taxes and the use of lower capital gains rates for the wealthy. Critics like Stephanie Cutter accuse Romney of following tax law, while supporters note average earners can benefit from capital gains. Senate Majority Leader Reid faces questions about his own returns, and the broader issue remains rising debt and government spending.
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Doonesbury Dear Doctor K Hiccups Help Guide
The article explains hiccups caused by diaphragm spasms and the voice box snap. It lists home remedies like sugar on the tongue and neck tapping, plus breathing tricks, and notes persistent hiccups may signal an underlying disease or nerve irritation, including alcohol use kidney failure or infections.
Goddard FFA Exhibit Wins at 1987 New Mexico State Fair
The Goddard High School FFA chapter earned first place for its exhibit booth at the 1987 New Mexico State Fair. Roswell High placed seventh, Carrizozo earned second with a $130 premium, Portales took third with $100, alumni booth from Carrizozo placed fourth, and all other winners received $60. Booths were judged on educational value, attractiveness, and theme.
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