New Randall County office marks move to annex in Amarillo
County Clerk Sue Bartolino announces the annex move to 4111 S. Georgia St in Amarillo to bring services closer to residents. The branch will handle property records and licenses with hours 8 am to 5 pm weekdays, extended Thursday evening, and Saturday mornings.
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AISD approves 400000 to upgrade middle and high school security cameras
The Amarillo Independent School District board funds 400000 for eight middle schools with 16 cameras each and 24 capacity, plus upgrades at four high schools with 30 to 45 cameras. Cameras will cover parking lots and busy areas to boost safety, while officials say current security is adequate. Also praises Shaquille O Neal for funding two burned police cars after a championship. A New Mexico Megan’s Law site will post offender details online starting Saturday, arguing public safety over privacy.
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Editorial notes on page reflect varied opinions
The Amarillo Daily News states that editorials on the left side express the editorial board's view while columns by local and syndicated writers on this page and the other opinion page reflect individual opinions not necessarily shared by the editorial board.
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The entry presents a biblical line praising laws and decrees that are just and good. It frames guidance as wise governance and moral instruction within a devotional context.
Debate over death penalty grows amid conflicting evidence
Willam Rusher argues the anti death penalty case falters as DNA advances and appeal reversals raise doubts about trial quality. He notes no modern case of an innocent executed, while advocates warn of miscarriages and California style moratoriums, urging caution in judging the system.
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Jane Fonda on Oprah interview and past regrets
A Washington piece reviews Jane Fonda’s Oprah appearance focusing on her Vietnam photo regrets and claimed Christian conversion. It critiques questions asked, questions motives, and Fonda’s links to self help, feminism, and political activity while noting her past personal struggles and family losses.
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Wona Charen and Creators Syndicate Features
Read about Wona Charen and explore features by Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists. Discover other creators and their work through the syndicate's offerings and archive.
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Cruelty and bigotry in a dog’s death tone
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts uses the killing of a poodle mix named General Lee by a Florida man to critique intolerance toward homosexuals and the rationalizations of bigots. He urges readers to confront hate and its dehumanizing justifications.
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