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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1998
Page
9
Jeremy Rilke argues biotech advances demand a public, value driven choice between radical genetic engineering and an organic, preventive approach. He calls for conserving options, weighing environmental, social, and economic impacts while echoing First, do no harm as a guiding medical ethic.
A rancher from Cana dian faults Texas Tech animal scientist John McGlone for saying small farmers are inefficient and that they contribute to world hunger. He defends family farms, praises American free enterprise, and warns of potential Ogallala Aquifer damage from hog farming in the Panhandle. He also references the Whitewater and Starr investigations and Jim McDougal.
A reader letter urges evidence for government wrongdoing to be taken to courts, critiques Starr and backers, and accuses conservatives of sins by Bushes and leaders. The writer claims many acts have been proven, condemning alleged reports as smoke screens and demanding accountability.
A reader blasts a June 2 Daily News piece on Dustin Camp and his family as biased and sensational. The letter defends Brian Deneke’s memory, condemns the portrayal of Camp’s family, and urges restraint and fair treatment in coverage of the case. The writer expresses grief for Deneke and calls for less publicity and more empathy.
On April 25, 1967 Governor John Love signed the first U.S. law legalizing abortion. The passage notes Pittsburgh as a large northeastern city between the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers.
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