Bush and Gore clash over Latino votes and language
In Santa Maria California Bush and Gore vie for Latino support using Spanish language presence and cultural cues. The piece notes Bush's stronger links through family and campaign acts while Gore shifts focus to issues like education health and immigration amid election tensions.
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Molly Ivins
George Bush
Bush
Jeb Bush
Florida
Columba Garnica Gallo
Mexico
Guanajuato
Prescott
Jeb
Columba
Texas
California
White House
Gore
Golden State
Gray Davis
A golden future Congratulations to Brandon Slay
Amarillo Globe-News readers praise Brandon Slay for his wrestling showing and local fans hope for a bright future. The letter thanks his health and strength, criticizes referees calls, and urges him to stay confident and grateful as he moves forward.
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Brandon Slay
Amarillo
Mr. Slay
Brandon
United States
Sydney
Athens
Who Is Big Oil In Gore Debate
A limited choice memo argues Vice President Al Gore uses Big Oil as a political enemy. It lists oil firms like Texaco Shell Amoco Conoco Diamond Shamrock Phillips Exxon and notes Gore’s Occidental holdings exempt him from the label. It contrasts 10 cent per gallon oil profits with 42 cents in state and federal taxes and states Big Oil’s profits versus tax burden.
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al Gore
Afghanistan
Texaco
Shell
Amoco
Conoco
Diamond Shamrock
Phillips
Exxon
Occidental Petroleum
Gore
Doonesbury weighs presidential choices in three way split
The piece riffs on voting for president with three options including Bush Gore and the Corvair banter target. It muses on current administration Texas governance Ralph Nader and the public stakes of voting and the possible personal guilt after the election. It ends with a self reflection on future feelings about society and resources.
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White House
Bush
Gore
United States
Texas
Ralph
Big Oil critics reflect on blame and privacy votes
A column links broad oil industry employment and mutual fund ownership to support for expensive policies, then compares divisive rhetoric to 1930s scapegoating of Jews. The piece lists U.S. House privacy commission vote details and United States congress members from New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas voting records for HR 4049.
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Privacy Commission
House
Congress
Federal Privacy Commission
New Mexico
Heather Wilson
Joe Sheen
Tom Udall
Oklahoma
Steve Largent
Wes Watkins
J.C. Watts
Ernest Istook
Frank Lucas
Tom Coburn
Texas
Max Sandlin
Jim Turner
Sam Johnson
Ralph Hall
Pete Sessions
Bill Archer
Kevin Brady
Nick Lampson
Chet Edwards
Kay Granger
Mac Thornberry
Larry Combest
Charlie Gonzalez
Lamar Smith
Tom DeLay
Henry Bonilla
Martin Frost
Ken Bentsen
Richard Armey
Joe Barton
Lloyd Doggett
Ruben Hinojosa
Silvestro Reyes
Charles Stenholm
Sheila Jackson-Lee
Solomon Ortiz
Ciro Rodriguez
Gene Green
Eddie Johnson
Senate
U.S
Ernest Hollings
Ds.c
Clinton
Interior Budget and Energy and Water Budget Actions
Congressional action on oct 3 and oct 5 covers HR 4578 the interior budget 18.9 billion for 2001 plus a 12 billion six year land and wildlife preservation fund and park maintenance funding key voters include Domenici Bingaman OK Nickles Inhofe Hutchison Gramm and others with no voting contrasts noted for some states
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Ron Paul
House
Interior Department
Pete Domenici
Jeff Bingaman
Don Nickles
James Inhofe
Kay Hutchison
Phil Gramm
Interior
Senate
Domenici
Bingaman
Nickles
Inhofe
Hutchison
Gramm
Energy and Water
Army Corps of Engineers
Missouri River
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Allan Hancock College
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Maceri
Sburgh
Amarillo Globe-News
U Touch
Amarillo Globe- News
Amarillonet.com
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Doonesbury
Lube Center
Germany
Washington
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Poppy
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Sheen
Udall
Watkins
Watts
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Sandlin
Turner
Lampson
Doggett
Edwards
Granger
Hinojosa
Reyes
Stenholm
Jackson-Lee
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DeLay
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