Texas Editorials From The Associated Press Collection
A compilation of Texas newspaper editorials as gathered by The Associated Press, presenting opinions and perspectives on state affairs, public policy, and societal issues from multiple Texas publications.
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Desierto de los Muertos Sees Death Toll Rise For Immigrants
The Corpus Christi Caller-Times notes the deadly heat of the Mesquite brush country from Corpus Christi to the lower Rio Grande as illegal border crossers perish in summer. It reports specific deaths near Sarita and the Kenedy Brooks border, reviews ongoing safety efforts, and urges stiffer penalties for employers and a national identity card to curb illegal immigration.
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Corpus Christi
Rio Grande
Los Muertos
Texas
Brooks
Kenedy
Caller Times
Sarita
Border Patrol
Kenedy and
Operation Lifesaver
Mantente Fuera
Mantente Vivo
Barbara Jordan Commission
el Desierto de Los Muertos
Texas Secretary of State backs voting reform ideas
Secretary of State Al Gonzales urges January legislature action with ideas to raise turnout. He favors ending exemptions to uniform election dates and limiting nonessential local elections, while promoting high tech vote counting and nonpartisan voter guides to reduce fatigue and confusion.
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Texas
al Gonzales
Gonzales
Bexar County
Gonzales Gonzales
Clinton image crisis hits Arkansas in Sobran column
Joseph Sobran argues that the Clinton defense shifts from right wing plots to bigotry and self created Arkansas bias. He mocks lies about Arkansas and notes changing defenses while criticizing perjury and Paula Jones fallout, concluding Arkansas bears stain of the Clintons.
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Bill
Clinton
Hillary
Rodham
Arkansas
South
Bill Clinton
Arkansan
Paula Jones
Jones
Geraldo Rivera
Kenneth Starr
Congress
Starr
Steven Spielberg
Sobran
Arlington
Switch illuminates biology's role in child bonds
Mona Charen argues that while hospital errors or negligence can spark rare birth switches, the deeper issue is how nurture shapes parental love beyond biology. She cites cases like Kimberly Mays to show identity and attachment endure beyond genetic ties, and notes the Rebecca/Callie situation reflects legal motives more than medical truth.
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University of Virginia Medical Center
Rebecca Chittum
Callie Marie Johnson
Robert W. Cantrell
Health Sciences
U.va
Cantrell
Kimberly Mays
Rene Ana
Flovida
Kimberly
Twiggs
Kim
Solomon
Moses
Pharoah
Paula Panealas
Callie
Rebecca
Callie Marie
Philadelphia
Charen
Reagan White House
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Odessa American
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Aodessa
Bill Salter
Gary Editors
Ken Brodnax
Jeff Macnelly
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Monica Lewinsky
Joseph Sobran
Arkansans
Mona Charen
Mattar
Killmore
By Bruce Tinsley
Dent
Verale
Michael Jordan