Letters to the Editor on Clinton ethics and civic trust
A reader laments political lies and media spectacle surrounding President Clinton and impeachment, argues voters reward surface appeal over truth, critiques televised debates, cites Eisenhower era contrasts, and questions democracy. The letter then shifts to Grand Saline items on city council agenda deadlines, juvenile probation, police funding, and community notices.
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Lewinsky
Jones
Laurel and Hardy
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Bob Dole
Bell Helicopter
Grand Saline Sun
Teague
City council rejects all bids for car transfer to fire dept
The City Council rejected all bids after Truman Heddins submitted a bid of 1400 for the car. The vehicle will be transferred to the fire department to serve as a command vehicle and for transporting to schools and meetings. Fire chief Robert Coffman said lights, siren, and radio will remain for fire department use and for the city's emergency management plan.
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Truman Heddins
Fire Department
Robert Coffman
Zajac
Editorial policies and notices for Grand Saline Sun
The Grand Saline Sun outlines engagement and wedding notice charges and submission guidelines, letters to the editor rules, and arrest report practices. It notes signatures and verification requirements, deadlines set for Monday 5 p.m., and contact numbers for office requests.
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