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ABQJOURNAL OPINION/SPEAK: Speak Up!!
... rights activists, who are so upset about a church playground interfering with a prairie dog town, will put up the money to move those flea ridden, bubonic plague carrying pests. Their position seems to be “we care, you pay!” - M.B.B. OUR BANKERS will no longer be permitted to ...
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ABQJOURNAL NORTH/VENUE: Teachers' Turn
... unpretentious. Reading the artist's statement, everything becomes apparent. On a trip two years along the Platte River, Jesse contracted the bubonic plague, resulting in the partial amputation of her hands and feet. “My hands,” Jesse writes in her statement, “somehow … manage ...
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ABQJOURNAL WEST: Kookooee on display
... population in the mid- to late 1500s after the Spanish conquest. Historians disagree whether it was smallpox, typhus, hemorrhagic fever or even bubonic plague. The event is meant to be cathartic as well as spectacular. Everyone who comes to watch the burn is encouraged to write one of his or ...
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ABQJOURNAL WEST: Young Designer Can't Wait for El Kookooee
... population in the mid- to late 1500s after the Spanish conquest. Historians disagree whether it was smallpox, typhus, hemorrhagic fever or even bubonic plague. Many other Spanish-speaking cultures feature a similar monster, often called el cucuy or el coco. The event is meant to be cathartic ...
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ABQjournal NM: First Case of Plague For Year Is Reported
... Case of Plague For Year Is Reported By Journal Staff Report A 50-year-old hunter from Eddy County contracted the state's first reported case of bubonic plague in 2008, the state Department of Health said Friday. The case is also the first ever to be reported by an Eddy County resident, officials ...
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ABQjournal North_News: Around Northern New Mexico
... TV A Discovery Channel TV series airing Friday called "Life or Death" is scheduled to portray the story of an Eldorado couple who contracted the bubonic plague near their home and ended up being admitted to a New York City hospital five years ago. John Tull and Lucinda Marker were on a trip ...
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