Eight is enough: Clinton Gore can't leave soon
In this opinion piece Dorothy E Simms of Amarillo condemns the Clinton Gore administration for eight years of perceived excess. It argues for shrinking federal power and criticizes proposed global environmental agencies, UN influence, and the NEA.
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Clinton
Gore
al Gore
Forest Service
West
U.S
Martin Sieff
United Press International
World Trade Organization
Laurason
United Nations
U.N
United States
Congress
NEA
America
Internal Revenue Service
Department of Labor
Teamsters
United Auto Workers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Clinton/Gore
Dorothy E Simms
Amarilo
Tony Tackitt
Letters: The Drug War and Gov. Johnson’s Stand
A reader defends Gov. Gary Johnson against an editorial critique of drug policy. The letter praises Johnson’s stance, argues drug reform is vital, and urges newspapers to scrutinize failed prohibition while noting the politics of dissent and mass incarceration.
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Walter Cronkite
William F. Buckley Jr
Hugh Downs
Carl Sagan
Johnson
New Mexico
Gary Johnson
U.S
Denish honesty policy criticized by opponent in New Mexico
A political columnist attacks Diane Denish for labeling truth telling as malfeasance while praising honesty. The piece contrasts her stance with Governor Gary Johnson and describes the divergent views on honesty in political leadership.
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New Mexico Democratic Party
Diane Denish
Gary Johnson
Lip Service and Drug Policy Debate Sparks Letters
Randall County Commissioner Gene Parker defends the original budget with a tax increase, while a public dispute over drug policy and editorial criticism targets Johnson, Gore, and Bush. The exchange highlights partisan viewpoints on governance and criminal justice in the nation.
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Randall County
Gene Parker
Parker
Gore avoids special counsel in funding inquiry
Fort Worth columnist notes Attorney General Reno refused to appoint a special counsel to probe Gore’s 1996 fundraising, arguing the move could boost his poll numbers while acknowledging possible integrity concerns. The piece stresses public backlash against investigations and endorses Gore’s opponent Bush, with Specter urging voter judgment. Bill Thompson is Star-Telegram.
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Fort Worth
al Gore
Mrs. Gore
Gore
Janet Reno
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Special Counsel
Bill
Monica
House
Reno
Clinton-Gore
Arlen Specter
Pennsylvania
George W. Bush
Specter
Festival 2000 Draws Big Crowd in Amarillo Panhandle
Evangelist Franklin Graham led Festival 2000 in Amarillo with weather hot and attendance about 60,320 over three nights at Dick Bivins Stadium. Nearly 24,000 heard his message Is Your End Near while 8,000 volunteers from nearly 200 churches supported the event.
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Franklin Graham
Amarillo
Panhandle
Graham
Dick Bivins
Ross Flowers
Tex Nolan
Amarillo Independent School
Franklin
Billy Graham
Bob Sanders
Gene Shelburne
Norman Stewart
Bill Duncan
Shirley Fancher
Grover Neal
Joe Tash
Jim Bankhead
Howard Batson
Mike Boxwell
Stan Coffey
Jimmy Evans
Danny Fulton
Lacy Karr
Gil Lain
Dick Marcear
Mary Schooler
Jon Smith
Betty Swann
Garet von Netzer
Roy Wheeler
Paul Overstreet
Rebecca St. James
Jaci Velasquez
Billy Hobbs
Tascosa
Texas A&m
Philadelphia Eagles
New Orleans Saints
Hobbs
Faith City Mission
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Texas
Big Bend National Park
Big Thicket National Preserve
National Education Association
Dorothy E
Simms
Seart
Gov. Johnson
Charles Hurlocker JR
Renton, Wash
Amarillo Globe-News
Uance
Amarillo Globe- News
Amarillonet.com
LIP Service
Dubya
Doonesbury
Bill Thompson
Star-Telegram
Read Street
Fort Worth, Te
Billy
Dave McReynolds
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillonet Com
Mack’s
Dave
McReynolds
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