Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee sparks renewed Indian rights debate
A review notes Dee Brown's book portrays how white settlers cheated and misled Native Americans, challenging the glorified view of westward expansion. The author argues Indians have strong civil rights claims due to longstanding injustices that remain unresolved in many cases.
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Demand to halt SST funding signals break in U S air program
Congress defeats leave U S supersonic transport program parked amid bipartisan concern over costs and environmental impact. Critics warn of lost jobs and tech leadership while noting military and economic consequences of delaying or abandoning the project.
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Election day call to uphold representative government
Grassroots opinion from Independence Kansas urges voters to take election day seriously. The piece frames voting as a God given privilege earned by freedom battles and calls candidates to state their records and views to safeguard American democracy.
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Andrews County News highlights from 1 year ago
In a Andrews Texas roundup, airstrip action prompts county commissioners, Water Inc seeks local members, and a fatal shooting after a drinking session leaves Chester Barnett dead. Ben Canterberry faces murder charges as the chamber opposes a federal gasoline tax hike and summer school enrollment rises.
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Texas 62nd Legislature Ends Session With Record Budget
The Capitol closes a frenetic session with a $6.9 billion biennial budget and $35 million in new taxes on liquor and auto sales. Key actions include alcohol tax hikes, a federal voting age 18 amendment, liquor by the drink, redistricting moves, and bank law reforms.
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Multi-County Texas News Summary Highlights
A mix of local items reports three armed robbery arrests in Lubbock related to a Littlefield market. Fort Stockton names Perry Jones as city corporation court judge. Monahans considers pricey exit options for a growing southeast district with potential costs around ten thousand dollars.
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