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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2000
Page
7
A priest dining with influential figures is asked about public scandal and indiscipline in politics. He answers with the phrase Who am I to judge. The column urges religious leaders to take moral stands, guide the young, and speak out against practices harmful to society. It argues absolutes matter and voters must express opinions and vote.
A casual essay argues for scrapping the Electoral College in favor of nationwide popular vote, noting public opinion and concerns that the winner of the popular tally could lose in the Electoral College. It recalls the Constitutional Convention options, the compromise system, and Maine and Nebraska alternatives with electors by district.
A string of reader letters debate whether homosexuality is sin, citing Leviticus Romans and Romans 1 26 The writers reference Vern Rose Scott Miller and Pat Tunnell and argue for condemning gay relations while urging humility and forgiveness within Christian faith. They urge sticking to biblical wording and recognizing judgment belongs to Christ.
The July 10 guest column by Bill Nichols argues the Republican right wing caused erosion of free speech. Nichols cites a University of Connecticut survey on the press and critiques college influence, framing the issue as a political blame game.
A reader letters condemn liberal academia and media for curtailing free speech, noting the shift to politically correct language. The writer attacks Ben Larson's column on the Boy Scouts, arguing against homosexuality in classrooms and adoption by homosexuals, and warning of moral decline if rights of a protected minority prevail over traditional values.
In an interview last week Simpson said he misses Nicole but maintains his innocence. He blamed other individuals for the crime and criticized the ex-wife’s circle since their split.
The Maverick Club and AMBUCS have run Idlewild Camp in New Mexico since 1943 1944 and 1945. Alumni from across the region contribute thousands of hours to improve the site. Steve Burton leads a program reaching over 4000 Amarillo Canyon youths with two five day five night sessions for ages eight to fifteen.
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