Let peace begin with me prayer column note
A civic message from community leaders praising peace and urging personal responsibility to improve life in the Permian Basin. The piece highlights contributors and staff roles while emphasizing local commitment to better living, working, and playing together.
Texas Editorials Blacks can tune in to Clinton's ideas
A national poll suggests blacks broadly align with Jackson emotionally but are ideologically comfortable with Clinton's conservatism relative to Jackson. The debate on race relations following King and Souljah episodes implies whites and blacks differ more in beliefs about each other than in personal beliefs. San Antonio Express-News
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Rodney King
Bill Clinton
Souljah
Jesse Jackson
Clinton
Jackson
America
San Antonio Express-News
Democrats Bet On A New Generation For The Nation
The piece discusses a political shift toward involvement by the boomer generation as Bill Clinton nears the presidency. It weighs whether this cohort is ready to lead the country and what choice boomer voters may make, either embracing the Clinton era or delaying leadership for their elders.
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John F. Kennedy
Bill Clinton
Kennedy
United States
America
Clinton
Daddy
How Many Pollsters Does It Take A Light Bulb Joke
In a summer presidential election year readers are reminded that pollsters often dominate political chatter. The piece frames a riddle about polling, noting the humor around poll numbers and public attention at a time when people enjoy vacations and leisure activities.
Bush and Quayle: Why Bush should keep the vice president
The piece argues against dumping Vice President Quayle as Bush seeks to revive a faltering 1992 campaign. It cites Quayle's clarity on family values, deregulation, and tort reform, asserting his four years of service justify keeping him on the ticket.
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Bush
Dan Quayle
Quayle
Texas lawmakers face tough choices on crime policy
The Texas Criminal Justice Policy Council warns the next Legislature will confront a minefield of options. Voters demand curbing early release without new taxes while seeking noncustodial punishments for non-violent offenders and long term, costly programs to address root causes like poverty and education. These proposals echo past evasions by prior Legislatures.
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Texas Criminal Justice Policy Council
Huntsville
Texas
Sudlontsfinen
Clinton urged to adopt fresh foreign policy stance
Reeves argues Clinton should shed Cold War mindsets and embrace a new, youthful approach to U S policy. He cites The Economist critique and Carnegie Endowment report, urging a coherent, bipartisan yet innovative vision led by younger advisers and candidates.
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Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Winston Lord
U.S
China
Clinton
Jimmy Carter
Anthony Lake
Michael Mandelbaum
Warren Christopher
Snake repellent and wild yard tales from South Florida
A Miami Herald reader touts Dr. T's Snake A Way as a cure for yard reptiles while lampooning political events. He recounts prank snakes, grasshoppers, and an absurd chain of anecdotes about snakes, sprinklers, and odd rescue tales.
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Dr. T
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Weeberman
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Florida
Pat Granat
Columbia Basin
Wash) Herald
Michael Wagar
Rich Clemson
Grant County
Bill Wiester
Wiester
Gene Watts
Marine Corps League
Operation Desert Shield
Watts
League
Armed Forces
Desert Project
P.O
Panama City
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Barry
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