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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1998
Page
4
A roadside sign in Jasper Texas pleads for prayer after the dragging death of James Byrd Jr. by white supremacist suspects. The article notes Jasper’s racial diversity, local black leadership, and the national media spotlight while urging perspective and communal healing.
New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson faces scrutiny over a re election bumper sticker on a state owned vehicle. He defends using the car for both personal and business trips while Democrats question taxpayer funded use. Brunner urges removing the sticker to resolve the issue.
The Amarillo Daily News explains that editorials on the left reflect the editorial board’s view while columns by local and syndicated writers on other opinion pages represent individual opinions and do not necessarily reflect the newspaper’s stance.
The verse proclaims the seas lifting their voice and pounding waves, asserting the Lord on high as mightier than thunder and breakers. It emphasizes divine majesty over ocean might and natural tempests.
A Washington DC reader applauds Money magazine naming the city among the nation's most livable large cities citing cultural institutions and monuments. He praises the White House, Capitol area, galleries, memorials, and the Tourism appeal while noting local flaws.
Area lawmakers backed major roll call votes this week ending June 12 on HR 3150 to tighten bankruptcy rules for higher earners, HR 2888 to expand exemptions under wage standards, a national hotline for sex-offender information, HR 2709 penalizing Iran missile transfers, and Senate tax breaks for low income couples and self employed health deductions. Voting patterns show careful party alignment among Combest Thornberry Redmond Lucas and others, with debates over protections vs. creditor tools, wage exemptions, and broader tax policy.
A Gallup poll shows 58 percent believe Ken Starr is trying to destroy Bill Clinton politically while 58 percent say Clinton aims to obstruct Starr's investigation. The column accuses Starr of seeking Vince Foster's testimony and notes Foster's suicide, while condemning Starr for pressuring Foster's attorney to reveal notes and potentially probe what Foster might have said about Hillary Clinton and travel office firings. It frames Starr as a grave-robbing prosecutor, arguing the pursuit harms trust and public confidence.
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