Fighting the Current: Why New Mexicans Need a Higher Minimum Wage
Hard-working families in our state are drowning. Families should never have to choose between buying healthy groceries and paying their utility bills, but they do. Kids should be focusing on their work instead of their grumbling stomachs during school, but they cannot help it when their hard-working parents can only provide...
Madame G guide to the stars WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 3
Madame G suggests you pay attention to the upcoming Sun Square Moon on Sept. 2. This Last Quarter Moon occurs in Virgo. Virgos are intelligent and may be meticulous to a fault. For other signs, this is an opportune time to refine skills and firm up areas where you may be neglectful or even sloppy. Take pride in your appearance and yourself this week. Virgos, ease up!
Aries (March 21-April 19)
What do you do well? Everyone has something either big or small they do very well. But don’t compare this talent to anyone else. Therein lies defeat. Instead, consider how well you do this thing and how you continually improve. It’s not about doing better than anyone else—it’s about...
Aries (March 21-April 19)
What do you do well? Everyone has something either big or small they do very well. But don’t compare this talent to anyone else. Therein lies defeat. Instead, consider how well you do this thing and how you continually improve. It’s not about doing better than anyone else—it’s about...
Letter to the Editor
Have stopped in Gallup numerous times in past 15-plus years and always enjoyed many aspects of your town.
For first time, stayed at Microtel hotel and found this statue in foyer. Very much enjoyed the hotel, until noticed this “subliminal stereotype” in AM! If noted checking in, would have canceled! Offensive? Like having Abraham Lincoln’s selling alcohol?
Have registered complaint with Wyndham. Sent pic to Navajo Nation.
AND in GALLUP, depending on Native American tourism, what message does Chief send?
Respectfully,
Wendell Childs
Chillicothe, Illinois
Local citizen pens letter to U.S. Regulatory Commission
Part 3 of 3
Continued from last week.
The mining activity has basically depleted much of the underground water and caused a significant increase in multiple chronic diseases in the impacted populations. The studies indicated that the logical place to start was in the health of children with uranium being the primary contaminant of concern along with the exposure to other mixtures of metals which can cause birth defects and life-long health issues.
The exposures can be physical, chemical, societal, medical and psychosocial. Radiation scans in homes to the birth records and reproductive outcomes were assessed and the results included the fact that some sources of exposure include...
Continued from last week.
The mining activity has basically depleted much of the underground water and caused a significant increase in multiple chronic diseases in the impacted populations. The studies indicated that the logical place to start was in the health of children with uranium being the primary contaminant of concern along with the exposure to other mixtures of metals which can cause birth defects and life-long health issues.
The exposures can be physical, chemical, societal, medical and psychosocial. Radiation scans in homes to the birth records and reproductive outcomes were assessed and the results included the fact that some sources of exposure include...
Local citizen pens letter to U.S. Regulatory Commission
Part 2 of 3
Continued from last week.
Holtec Int’l. proposes to transport high level radioactive waste on U.S. Interstates that contains the same long-lived radioactivity released by the Hiroshima and Nagasaki Atomic bombs on Aug. 6 and 9, 1945.
There is no data that addresses the temperatures of up to 1,475 Fahrenheit and the number of days or weeks that the radioactive waste will be on American highways, the heat vaporization of the radioactive materials in the air, land or waterways. There is no data regarding the inhalation of radioactive particulates that cause cancer, liver and kidney disease, growth retardation, birth defects and other fatal diseases in human and animals.
There...
Continued from last week.
Holtec Int’l. proposes to transport high level radioactive waste on U.S. Interstates that contains the same long-lived radioactivity released by the Hiroshima and Nagasaki Atomic bombs on Aug. 6 and 9, 1945.
There is no data that addresses the temperatures of up to 1,475 Fahrenheit and the number of days or weeks that the radioactive waste will be on American highways, the heat vaporization of the radioactive materials in the air, land or waterways. There is no data regarding the inhalation of radioactive particulates that cause cancer, liver and kidney disease, growth retardation, birth defects and other fatal diseases in human and animals.
There...
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