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Nicholas Ralph is taking the day easy as he's a tad bi In my opinion, the obvious downside to any consolidation of this type is unavoidable job losses. The AP article stated that this shift of printing may result in as many as 70 layoffs in production at the Journal. While staff reductions are somewhat necessary and have become part of our current newspaper world, it is still traumatic to those who are suddenly unemployed.

Hopefully in some reassurance for those affected by this change, executives have said severance packages for the employees who lose their jobs will include healthcare benefits. For this article, I asked Martin a couple more questions to learn more about the additional printing at the New Mexican facility. The legend my father told me is that two brothers with the last name of Abreu started a newspaper and wrote disparaging things about the Mexican government; they were hung in the Plaza and flayed alive.

The New Mexican was founded in by newspapermen who came from the United States. I have heard that the press was brought to New Mexico by the occupying U. S Army on the Santa Fe Trail. Our downtown office building was constructed in when the newspaper was forced to move its plant to make way for Manhattan Project offices linked to Los Alamos.

When my father bought the New Mexican in , the building had a letter press, plus commercial printing equipment. He bought the first offset press in the state in Newly married, he and my stepmother went to New Orleans and bought the Goss Urbanite on the spot.

The first paper off that press commemorated President George W. Please give us a bit of history on how the Journal and the New Mexican arrived at the point of partnering in a combined printing operation.

I remember meeting up with him in Las Vegas after he had flown his biplane across the desert from Albuquerque. The semifinals of the Albuquerque Metro Basketball Championships is pure chalk as all of the higher seeds won quarterfinal games Wednesday night.

The boys For the most part, the higher For the most part, the higher seeds advanced on the opening day of the Albuquerque Metro Basketball Championships. West Mesa's 10th-seeded boys and Del High School Basketball: Volcano boys, girls top seeds at The Albuquerque Metro Championships are indeed The Albuquerque Metro Championships are indeed a paradox, as they can rightfully be painted as both a sprint and a marathon.

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