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Articles in Sept, 1996 issue of New Mexico Business Journal

• $1,000 and a dream
  by Rebecca Murphy
• Orange you glad you live in New Mexico?
  by Christine Mather
• Are they off or are they gone?
  by Arlene Odenwald
• Presbyterian's Jim Hinton
• Alamogordo
  by Toni Walker Chiri
• Is a spaceport still in our future?
  by Larry Spohn
• So why don't New Mexicans buy New Mexican wine?
  by Wally Gordon
• The hospitals' dilemma: better care, broader care, less expensive care
  by Susan Craig
• Tempting fate, the Pojoaques buy a race track
  by Andrew Hay
• Raton & Clayton
  by Andrew Hay
• It's only Indian money
  by Veronica E. Tiller
• If a bank can't help you, aim for a 'micro loan.'
  by Sue Bohannan Mann
• The good jobs are out there - but solid training is needed
  by Dennis Wall
• Knowledge helps, if you're betting on horses: a guide for the non-bettor
• Raton's theater scene is, well, booming
  by Andrew Hay
• The Navajo Nation Fair is an economic beehive
  by Deenise Becenti
• Building the new Camino Real economy
  by Wes Jurey
• Why it may not be easy to work on the res
  by Dave Giddens