New Mexico News Snippets Span StateWide Topics
A survey highlights varied state items from Farmington to Taos including economic groups in Columbus, Ohkay Casino layoffs, Ohkay Owingeh revenue shares, and multiple local council, university, and municipal updates. The notes cover airport hiring, Bandelier marijuana sprouts, NMSU salary spend, Raton arts funding, Roswell postal feasibility, Ruidoso gun policy suit, Taos plaza concerns, Notah Begay fundraiser, Socorro EPA payment, Brantley Lake boating, and a state web news idea.
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Farmington
Hobbs
Capitol Report
New Mexico
Columbus
Philip Skinner
Luna County
Deming
Skinner
Hobbs News-Sun
Los Alamos
Bandelier National Monument
Los Alamos Monitor
New Mexico State University
NMSU
Las Cruces
Baton Range
Roswell
U.S. Postal Service
Lubbock
Texas
Roswell Daily Record
Ruidoso
Ray Alborn
Ruidoso News
Taos
Taos News
Window Rock
Navajo Times
Socorro
EPA
Eagle Picker
Editorial: A deadly combination for drug related deaths
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel argues that drug related deaths surpassed traffic fatalities in 2009, urging a shift from punishment to treatment. It calls for more treatment centers, drug courts, responsible prescribing, holistic care, and public education to curb the growing opioid and prescription drug crisis.
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U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Understanding and reducing digestive gas in daily life
Reader asks about embarrassing flatulence. The doctor explains normal gas production, lists gassy foods such as beans cabbage broccoli and sorbitol, and notes medicines like antihistamines can slow digestion. Tips include slowing eating, reducing refined sugars, and recognizing that air will always be present in the gut.
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Doctor K
Made in Taiwan highlights and new TV venture
The author reflects on a 40 year arc from Taiwan’s past to today, noting economic progress from low quality to high tech exports and Taiwan's democratic transition. A launch of Taiwan Yam, a first local TV station outside Taipei, marks a notable development in media access across the island.
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Taiwan
Taoyuan
U.S
Taipei
Washington
Taiwan Yam
Roswell Job Corps Honors Employees of the Month
The Roswell Job Corps Center names Rachel Espinosa and Fabiola Gutierrez as employees of the month. Espinosa, a Roswell native and 1972 Goddard High School graduate, has the longest center tenure since 1978. Gutierrez, from northern New Mexico, holds a BA in business from ENMU 1974 and an MBA from Highlands 1982, teaching business/clerical skills with emphasis in business math since September 1983.
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Roswell
Silver City
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
ENMU
New Mexico Highlands University
Las Vegas
Gutierrez
The
Center
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Espanola
Ohkay
Tsay Corp
Ohkay Owingeh
Rio Grande Sun
San Juan County
San Juan Adult Detention Center
Daily Times
Lea County
Harold Morgan
Editorial
Doonesbury
Jesus
Is Ra
Darling
Aillya
Iti
DR. K
United Media Syndicate
Mike Thompsone
Detrow Free Press
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