Karrh Selected for Randall County Commission Seat
County Judge Ted Wood appointed Bob Karrh to replace former Commissioner Brian Barrett who resigned after pleading no contest to coercion of a public servant. Barrett faced trial, received three months deferred adjudication, a $500 fine, and pled not to appeal. the appointment aims to restore a five member odd numbered court and improve the county's image.
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Givens remembered as voice of Panhandle agriculture
Bob Givens, 56, longtime KGNC radio figure and Panhandle agriculture advocate, died Friday. He revolutionized ag radio over 14 years, produced markets in house, and earned national recognition for creativity. A devoted father of four and polio survivor, he balanced work with family and running.
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Editorial page notes on opinions and bylines
The Amarillo Daily News explains that editorials reflect the editorial board, while columns by local and syndicated writers on the opinion pages carry the writers’ own views and may not represent the paper’s stance.
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Verse of the Day Harvest Promise
A reflective line notes that patience and training yield a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who persevere through discipline. The verse emphasizes growth through consistent effort and spiritual reform.
McCain Homecoming Praised by Senate Republicans
A Milwaukee styled resolution lauds John McCain for his life of service and heroism while noting political tensions. The 2004 era text emphasizes McCain returning to the Senate, his campaign influence, and questions Bush's feelings about his rising role. Rick Horowitz is cited as author of the piece.
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Starr’s shadow over Gore probe and special counsels
A column argues against a Gore tied special counsel, criticizing Kenneth Starr and the broader use of special prosecutors. It notes Reno’s conduct, cites memo hints about a Gore inquiry, and mocks endless investigations while lamenting money driven campaign finance flaws. It highlights DeLay’s early contribution demands and questions reform effectiveness.
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Grace in defeat and the GOP endgame in 2000s
In a reflective column from Little Rock, the author contrasts how defeated candidates like Bill Bradley and John McCain handled concession with how George W. Bush moved to unite the party. It recalls Eisenhower’s Taft handshake as a model of gracious victory, urging a unifying gesture over perfunctory praise.
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