Texas shuttles left out of final home plan
Amarillo Globe-News notes Texas, including Johnson Space Center in Houston, was passed over as NASA assigns remaining space shuttles to California Florida and Washington DC while New York keeps the Enterprise. Senator Cornyn condemns the decision as political, referencing the Columbia tragedy and Amarillo native Rick Husband.
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President Obama Visits Los Angeles for Fundraising
Estrich notes Obama's Brentwood dinner and Culver City event force big traffic disruptions as he canvasses high-dollar donors. The columnist argues the trip serves fundraising over policy, with celebrities and donors paying top prices for access, while urging public funding of elections.
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Memories of kindness and burritos column
Chariena Chandler reflects on acts of kindness as a light against darkness. She recalls a neighbor’s thoughtful coffee visit and later gifts after her mother’s funeral, illustrating how small gestures sustain communities and share humanity. The piece urges continued generosity and empathy in times of loss or disaster.
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