Texas Editorial Collection by Associated Press
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers as gathered by the Associated Press. The collection reflects regional perspectives on state affairs, public policy, and social issues shaping Texas discourse during the period.
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Texas
The
Associated Press
Pay hikes urged for 150000 state workers in two raises
State Auditor Lawrence Alwin urges two 3.9 percent pay raises totaling 472 million over fiscal 2000 and the following year to keep state government jobs competitive. The report notes a 5,438 average wage drop in five years and 14.2 percent lag to market since 1994, with turnover costs cited between 93 and 186 million in 1997.
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Lawrence Alwin
Alwin
Texas
Wichita Falls
Unfinished business in Esequiel Hernandez Case
A $1.9 million settlement to the parents of teen Esequiel Hernandez Jr. may close a part of the border shooting case. Questions remain about the use of troops to augment the Border Patrol and whether details of the incident were withheld.
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West Texas
U.S
Defense Department
Young Hernandez
Hernandez
Pentagon
Lamar Smith
San Antonio
House
Subcommittee On
Immigration
Smith
Clintons Clintonize Charm Fails Public Trust
Joseph Sobran argues that Bill Clinton uses legalisms to dodge direct answers about Monica Lewinsky. The column critiques his public persona, calling the Clintonian tactic self serving and claims he misleads the public while seeking forgiveness. Sobran labels Clinton reckless and selfish, contrasting Starr and Clinton on trust.
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Bill Clinton
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
la Monica
Monica
Whitman
Kenneth Starr
Arlington, Va
Liberals and Clinton lies a syndicated critique
Feder argues liberals excuse Bill Clinton’s repeated lies, tracing a shift from honor to denial of reality. He condemns liberal positions on abortion AIDS gun control and education as illusory, cites Clinton’s past deceptions, and portrays liberalism as cynically pragmatic and disconnected from truth. Feder writes for the Boston Herald.
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Clinton
Harry S. Truman
Hubert H. Humphrey
Geraldo Rivera
Kenneth Starr
Martha's Vineyard
Nixon
Oliver North
Congress
Centers For Disease Control
Clintons
White House
Bill Clinton
United States
Feder
The
Boston Herald
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Texas Views
Odessamerican
BiLl Salter
Gary Newscom
Ken Brodnax
Dunigan’s People
Eienas Services, Inc
Capitol
Joseph Sobran
Oval Office
Serimes
Don Feder
Illmore
By Bruce Tinsley
CNNS
E.T N.raz
Das