Panhandle veterans memorial ceremony honors fallen soldiers
Panhandle hosts a dedication ceremony at 1 p.m. for the Panhandle Veterans War Memorial at South Georgia and I 27 detailing the conflicts in which U S servicemen and women have fallen. A Panhandle Republican rep urges Americans to remember and fulfill their duty to those who died for freedom.
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U.S. Army
George Patton Jr
Italy
U.S. 3Rd Army
USS
Mac Thornberry
Clarendon
Panhandle
Panhandle Veterans War Memorial
South Georgia
Interstate 27
Randall County
U.S
William Havard
South Amarillo
Gen. Patton
Free gun locks for Amarillo residents announced
Amarillo officials announced May 22 a free distribution of 2000 safety gun locks funded by the National Shooting Sports Foundation project Homesate. Locks become available June 3 at Westgate Mall center court and through the APD, with Amarillo among the first U.S. and Texas cities to participate.
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National Shooting Sports Foundation
Amarillo
Kel Seliger
Jerry Neal
NSSF
Texas
Austin
Houston
Center Court
Westgate Mall
APD
Oklahoma
Editorial page disclaimer and verse quote note
The Amarillo Daily News pages state that editorials reflect the editorial board while columns by local and syndicated writers are the writers’ opinions. A verse from scripture closes with a plea for safety and peace, “for you alone, O Lord.”
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Amarillo Daily News
Colum
Nists
Rights not up for vote in flag debate echo beliefs
The piece argues that rights should not be decided by popular vote, praising Justice Jackson's West Virginia Board of Education vs Barnette ruling. It cites Senator Hatch and the flag desecration dispute, noting veterans and Jehovah’s Witnesses opposed to coercive patriotism while urging education on constitutional freedoms.
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Oklahoma
Sooner
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New York
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Sen
Orrin Hatch
Senate
American Civil Liberties Union
Supreme Court
Robert Jackson
West
Jehovah's Witnesses
Jackson
Tawa
Jo Jackson
West Vic
Bob Kerrey
D-Neb
Vietnam
Congress
American Legion
Washington
Michael Salovesh
Higher education under scrutiny by NAS critics
A NAS report surveys English departments at 25 selective colleges, noting a shift from foundational surveys to electives. It cites 16 percent of programs requiring survey courses, few comprehensive exams, and a rise in specialized politically charged offerings. NAS president Stephen Balch warns this dilutes English literary tradition.
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National Association of Scholars
Nas.org
NAS
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Barnard
Columbia
Women’s College
Colby College
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Milton
Dryden
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Chaucer
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Herbert
Marvell
Swift
Pope
Fielding
Johnson
Austen
Wordsworth
Keats
Bronte
Browning
G. Eliot
Hardy
Yeats
Williams
Wesleyan
Europe
Toni Morrison
Stephen Balch
Moonstruck Panic and the Moon Bomb Debate
This essay recalls the 1957 Sputnik shock that spurred talk of exploding a weapon on the moon as a show of force. It notes scientists like Reiffel and Sagan argued against it, urging caution and highlighting the danger of policy driven by panic and fear.
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Miami
United States
U.S
Nature
America Republic
America
Leonard Keittel
Chicago
Reiffel
Earl Sagan
Fragmented OCR: Sepsis Case Noted in Local Report
A damaged snippet mentions sepsis as a health concern in a local report, with unreadable surrounding details. The fragment references a patient and medical response, but essential facts and identifiers remain unclear.
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