Moynihan urges bold U.S. push in United Nations
Daniel P. Moynihan argues the United States must lead in the United Nations and other forums, calling for an aggressive stance against anti American sentiment. He faults the U.N. Human Rights Commission vote on Israel and urges reappointment to the U.N. delegation to renew American leadership.
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For I Am Liberty
A poetic declaration exalts liberty as the essence of consciousness and action. It asserts liberty as breath, vision, and the spur of progress, praising individual pride, national achievement, and divine proclamation.
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Second Hearing on Telephone Commission Held Monday Night
Hill Country residents from Gillespie County testified at a state legislative committee in Austin on telephone regulation. About 50 locals traveled to voice concerns while 175 to 200 people attended overall. Witnesses from Gillespie County named include Dr. Russell C. Thomas and Lary Rosenberger among others.
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Briscoe pushes Texas public school finance reform plan
Governor Briscoe urges Legislature to pass his public school finance proposal as part of the appropriations bill. He highlights a weighted pupil system to raise equity, target funding to 536 low base districts, and include an renewal and accountability framework for the Foundation School Program. He cites collaboration with 28 governmental groups, 14 graduate students, and TEA Commissioner Marlin Brockette.
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Texas
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Telephone hearing details delayed for next week
Frank Landers reports on Monday night Austin meeting on a telephone regulation commission with numerous speakers. Notation highlights Joe Frantzen comment government closest to the people governs best. Attendees included county commissioners Larry Rosenberger and J Marvin Williams and many rural residents.
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Telephone Regulation Commission
Landers
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Gillespiece
Lary Rusenberger
J. Marvin Williams
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