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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 2009

Page

2

Texas to create capital writs office for death row appeals

Texas will establish the Office of Capital Writs, a nine person office to handle new death row appeals in state court funded by redirecting indigent defense money. Critics say federal appeals remain unresolved and older cases show flawed representation. One inmate, Keith Thurmond, laments losing his bid while awaiting relief.

Texas Rodney Ellis Houston The Chronicle Lise Olsen Ellis Keith Thurmond Thurmond Olsen

Texas college tuition for undocumented students debated

The Texas debate over in state tuition for undocumented high school graduates continues amid attorney general uncertainty about constitutionality. Advocates cite economic benefits and Dream Act support from the College Board, while opponents push legal challenges as proposals evolve.

Texas Leo Berman R-Tyler Greg Abbott College Board United States U.S Rep. Berman

Freedom and Self Control Editorial Principles

A 1988 Pulitzer winner proclaims core beliefs on freedom. The page credits Patrick Canty as publisher and Laura Dennis as editor with Ken Brodnax as editorial page editor. The piece asserts peace begins with the individual and freedom as a God given gift beyond political grants.

Ken Brodnax

Care vs. Control

Thomas Sowell argues against government run medicine, warning that bureaucrats in Washington could override doctors and patients. He cites risks of medical limits, delaying care, and bans on drugs not FDA approved, urging cautious debate before sweeping reform.

Washington Congress Congressional Senate House of Representatives United States Canada Mexico Caribbean Food and Drug Administration

A Cop Who Made a Difference in Los Angeles Public Life

Susan Estrich lauds Bill Bratton for modern policing and community focus during his tenure as LAPD chief. She notes his leadership, use of targeted resources, and efforts to integrate the department into neighborhoods, while forecasting his financial decisions and pool commentary with a light, opinionated tone. The piece commends Bratton's legacy and calls for continued community engagement.

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