Texas must curb drunken driving in editorial plea
Editorial notes Texas faces highest alcohol related deaths with more than half of highway fatalities linked to intoxicated drivers. It argues Texas should address the problem more seriously rather than allowing driving while slightly drunk. The piece uses federal leverage as incentive or threat to change state policy.
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Mexico Readies Extradition of Suspect in Florida Killing
The case of Jose Luis Del Toro centers on his extradition from Monterrey back to Florida for the murder of Sheila Bellush in Sarasota County. Mexico demands adherence to its laws and has previously blocked extraditions over potential death penalty issues, though this time prosecutors in Florida must drop the death penalty demand. Del Toro, a U.S. citizen, faces trial possibly resulting in life without parole if convicted, while Bellush left behind quadruplets.
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Mexico
Jose Luis del Toro
United States
del Toro
Sheila Bellush
San Antonio
Florida
U.S
Monterrey
Mauro Accepts Texan Debate Invitation as Bush Weighs Stage
Texas gubernatorial candidate Garry Mauro will appear in El Paso around Oct 19 for a debate invitation. Bush campaign says timing undecided though debate could elevate Mauro to peer status. Amarillo Globe-News reports on potential impacts and historical examples.
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Garry Mauro
George W. Bush
Mauro
el Paso
Bush
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
LBJ
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Walter Mondale
Reagan
Canyen Bi Bush
Amarillo Globe-News
Blackmail Shapes Politics Across Washington and History
A syndicated column argues that blackmail quietly controls politicians, citing Clinton and Dole as examples. It notes investigators, leaked FBI files, and paid witnesses as tactics, and warns that secrecy and power enable ongoing manipulation. The piece urges humility about rulers and notes reform may reduce crime and corruption.
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Washington
Bob Dole
Bill Clinton
New York
The
Village Voice
Clinton
Dole
FBI
IRS
Babel at Work and Dual Nationality Foreshadow American Shifts
A Wall Street Journal piece notes a multilingual, immigrant-heavy 3Com factory with taped prompts guiding workers as de Americanization trends rise. It discusses Mexico's dual nationality law, Puerto Rico statehood, and bilingualism debates, warning of cultural erosion and national identity strain.
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Babel
3Com
America
Nene
House of Representatives
Puerto Rico
Chavez
U.S
Commission For Civi Rights
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