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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1998
Page
4
The piece argues Oklahoma state Rep. Charles Key wastes time and funds chasing a conspiracy about the 1995 Murrah Building bombing. It notes Key missed 16 percent of voting opportunities and failed to file multiple ethics, campaign finance, and charitable organization records.
The Allison Independent School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously against a blanket policy banning sex criminals from using school facilities. The panel cited enforcement concerns and potential liability, noting current authority to ban specific individuals already exists.
The Amarillo Daily News asserts the left side editorials reflect the board's stance while local and syndicated columns on the page carry individual views not necessarily shared by the editorial board.
The note presents a devotional line about becoming a servant of the gospel through God’s grace and his power working within. It emphasizes salvation through divine gifting.
A large group of aging leaders including lawmakers, judges, and activists signed a two page newspaper ad condemning the war on drugs as harmful. The signatories span Republicans and Democrats, Nobel laureates, clergy, and business figures led by a liberal critique of public policy, while noting their own political and ethical contrasts.
Washington weekly roll call roundup records area members of Congress on votes through June 19. It covers House actions on a new tax code, a China committee probe, Education Savings Accounts, and Senate tobacco measures, naming voting members and outcomes.
A lengthy critique of ESPN magazine and other outlets questions racial framing in reporting on Latinos. Critics note slurs, tone, and context shape public perception, urging precise language and fuller background on bilingual education and immigrant issues.
The discussion urges moving past caricature like Speedy Gonzalez and Frito Bandito toward authentic Latino representation. It calls for political credibility and cultural clout by elevating real identities and avoiding reductive depictions in national media.
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