Technology and Violence in the Speed of News
A reflective piece on how rapid technology shapes time and perception. It contrasts instant reporting and televised violence with the slow human understanding, questioning whether technology truly serves humanity or feeds on it. It cites the Sixth of June anniversary and criticizes sensational immediacy.
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U.S. News & World Report
Right from the Roundhouse Great Paper Question
In New Mexico a paper quality dispute over printing New Mexico Magazine sparks a broader political debate. The State Board of Finance learned the contract uses a lower quality paper than specifications, prompting alarm about state image and future elections.
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Santa Tfe
New Mexico
Land of Enchantment
State Board of Finance
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Bill Feather
Bill
New York
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Dave Cargo
Department of Development
Jom Roberson
Charlie
New Merchants in Town Tastee Freez opens in Taos
E D Medina and his wife Margaret open a Tastee Freez on Santa Fe Road Taos marking a career change. Medina left Los Alamos after 20 years with Zia Company and the Corps of Engineers to run the soft ice cream store with family help including seven children and relatives in Espanola Albuquerque Socorro and San Bernardino Calif. They plan year round operation and hope time for fishing and hunting breaks later.
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E. D. Medina
Santa Fe Road
Taos
Medina
Margaret
Los Alamos
Zia Company
Corps of Engineers
Latter Day Saints Church
Medinas
Relief Society
Patsy
Michael
Taos Tastee Freez
Espanola
Albuquerque
Socorro
San Bernardino
Calif
el Prado
Major changes at State Pen in Santa Fe
Warden J E Baker ends segregation of homosexual inmates and expands education and work roles. About 350 inmates are now treated like others, good time is performance based, and disciplinary processes shift to a board system. Nearly 100 of 243 staff study, salaries may rise, and a new trustees room opens with Las Vegas maximum security plans in progress.
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Baker
Los Lunas
New Mexico
George Bryan
The
State Hospitals and Institutions Department
New Mexico State Hospital
Las Vegas
Familiar Landscape in a New Mexican Village Novel
Bradford’s Red Sky At Morning blends a distorted Corazon Sagrado setting with a tough young narrator who navigates race, land law, and family bonds in a New Mexico town. The book satirizes clichés while delivering vivid local color and a strong father son relationship.
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Richard Bradford
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Corazon Soprado
City of the Sacred Heart
City of the Holy Faith
Taos
Truchas
Camino del Monte Sol
Canyon Road
Acequia Madre
Koluzzi
Corrales
Bradford
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Robert E. Fitch
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Taos Publishing Cq.,, Inc
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P.O
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Ray D. Campbell
Keving Cooke
Arta
Felix Valdes
Scott McCullghh
Martha de Baca
Bernice Gonzales
Cigs
MR. and
Mrs
By Fred Buckles
State Prison
J. E. Baker
Tierra Amarilla
State Penitentiary Board
Harold Cox
Cox
Spud Johnson
Hemingway High School
James Baldwin
Pal
New México
Lopéz
Spain
New Spain
Mississipi
Pacific Ocean
Vigi
Espinosa
Princeton
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