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By: Stuart Dyson, KOB Eyewitness News 4
The two major party candidates for the United States Senate clashed Thursday night in a wide ranging debate on KOB Eyewitness News 4.
Republican Heather Wilson and Democrat Martin Heinrich squared off at Sandia High School for a solid hour.
Education, energy, the environment and immigration - you name it, they disagreed on it.
Even tacos became an issue. Yes tacos, as in the New Mexico Air National Guard's legendary fighter plane squadron that the Pentagon disbanded sending the unit's F16's to Vermont.
"You lost the air craft of the air guard here in New Mexico," Wilson said. "We now have the smallest air guard of any state except Guam. I think we can do better and I intent to in the U.S. Senate."
"There were 1,000 people working at the 150th Air Guard and there are 1,000 people out there working today," Heinrich responded. "They have a job because I stepped up and found them a new mission."
Then it was another order of tacos of so-called 'Obamacare,' with Wilson blaming mandatory employee insurance coverage for hurting a Farmington woman's business.
"This is a woman who own a small business with 75 employees and she's kept them in a tough economic time," Wilson said. "She's got to layoff 26 people or put them back to part time because of the healthcare act that you passed because there's not enough profit in a .99 cent taco."
"Well, I think small business is critical, but so is people's healthcare, " Heinrich said. "People should have access to healthcare and if that means I have to pay $1.10 for a taco instead of .99 cents, then I'm paying $1.10 for a taco."
The two clashed Social Security, Medicare, oil and gas subsidies and renewable energy, but much of the debate kept returning to taxes and spending.
"We're going to have to weather some challenging cuts in the future because spending is too high," Heinrich said. "But we're also going to have to increase revenue and I think its fair to ask people to at the very upper income levels to shoulder the same responsibility that middle class families shoulder today."
Wilson responded addressing her opponent directly: "It is amazing to me Congressman Heinrich that you can stand here having voted for trillion dollar deficits for the last four years - the largest, fastest debt increase in American history, and say that we have to control spending - you've done nothing to control spending."
Heinrich and Wilson did find something to agree on. They said the cost of a college education is too high and growing too fast and Federal Pell Grants for college students are a good thing.
The two along with Independent candidate Jon Barrie are vying for the Senate seat being left vacant by retiring veteran lawmaker Jeff Bingaman.
Watch the entire debate here.


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By Karen ParrishAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17, 2010 U.S. trainers and observers will be present for South Korean live-fire artillery drills planned to start tomorrow and to continue until Dec. 21, Defense Department officials said today.
A Pentagon spokesman told reporters the drills will occur as scheduled, and are intended to ensure that South Korean forces are prepared to respond to any threat to their security and stability.
Marine Corps Gen. James E. Cartwright, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, discussed the drills during a question-and-answer session following a briefing to Pentagon reporters yesterday.
"The area [where] they're going to conduct these live-fire drills is an established and well-used range," Cartwright said. "It's not a new activity, and it's not one that the North Koreans haven't seen on a routine basis."
Because the live-fire drills are set for Yeonpyeong Island, site of a Nov. 23 North Korean artillery attack that killed four people, South Korea has taken pains to ensure its intent is clear, Cartwright said, noting that artillery positions on another nearby island will be included in the drill.
"The impact area is out in the water, not pointed towards the land," the vice chairman said. South Korean officials earlier this week laid out exactly what they were going to be doing and when they were going to be doing it, "so that we would take any ambiguity out that was at all possible," he added.
Cartwright said South Korea's government also has published information on the planned drills extensively on the Web "to ensure that anybody in that area knows what's going to go on and when it's going to go on, including a notice to mariners."
A total of 21 U.S. military trainers and observers on the two islands will be present for the drills, along with a contingent of United Nations troops, Cartwright said.
According to news reports in South Korea, the government has announced that island residents will be evacuated or, if they prefer, housed in shelters while the live-fire drills take place.
"If North Korea were to react to that in a negative way and fire back … at those firing positions on the islands, that would start potentially a chain reaction of firing and counter-firing," he said. "What you don't want to have happen out of that is … for us to lose control of the escalation. That's the concern."
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Clorine Slaughter, 79, of Mammoth Cave passed away Saturday afternoon at her home. The Edmonson County native was a housewife and a member of the Cove Hollow United Baptist church. She was the daughter of the late Leo Jaggers and Ida Poteet Jaggers. She was preceded in death by a son, Harold Coates; and two brothers, Claydean Jaggers and Lennie Jaggers.
She is survived by her husband, Stuart Slaughter; a daughter, Faye Johnson and husband Ronald of Brownsville; one son, Christopher George Slaughter of Mammoth Cave; three step daughters, Becky Slaughter and Teresa Slaughter of Bloomington, IL and Kim Slaughter of Dallas, TX; three brothers, Albert Jaggers and Dennis Jaggers and wife Shirley of Mammoth Cave and Thomas Jaggers of Louisville; two sisters, Sue Carnes and husband Colin of Mammoth Cave and Betty Webb of Brownsville; four grandchildren, Bridgett Alexander, Laura Beth Hennion, Allen Johnson and Chelsea Slaughter. Three step grandchildren, six great grandchildren and two step great grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services will be at 1:00PM Wednesday at Cove Hollow United Baptist Church , with burial in the church cemetery. Visitation will be from 4:00PM-9:00PM Monday, 9:00AM-9:00PM Tuesday and after 9:00AM until the time of service at the church on Wednesday at Gravil Funeral Home.