Time to shore up the supply side
Commentary argues rising oil prices after Katrina reflect Gulf Coast and California supply limits. It urges expanding refining capacity and easing environmental barriers to exploration, plus advancing fuel efficiency while relying on modern tech to meet demand.
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Developing World
U.S
California
Permian
Congress
Political office contacts listed for Texas lawmakers
A list of federal and state officials with district offices and Washington addresses. Names include U S Representatives Neugebauer Conaway and Craddick, Senators Cornyn Hutchison, and state official Buddy West. Also provided are Odessa and Midland local offices and contact numbers.
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Randy Neugebauer
Lubbock
Longworth
Midland
Henry Bonilla
San Antonio
George E
Buddy” West
Odessa
P.O. Box
Austin
Texas
Tom Craddick
Let peace begin with me editorial on freedom
A newspaper editorial proclaims freedom as a divine gift and personal self control. It asserts peace starts within individuals and condemns anarchy, urging readers to promote and preserve freedom and self-governance.
Obesity pursuit: CDC studies West Virginia and school food
The piece critiques the CDC's obesity investigations in West Virginia and a Chicago study on fast food near schools. It notes expert skepticism about linking behavior to disease vectors, while reporting on efforts to analyze cafeteria options, vending machines, and local sidewalks.
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Trust For America’s Health
John Denver
Blue Ridge
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
West
New York Times
CDC
Gilmer County
Clarksburg
Florida State University
Daniel McGee
Times
University of Wisconsin
David DeMets
South
American Journal of Public Health
Chicago
Center For Science In the Public Interest
McDonald’s
65 Percent of Education Dollars Should Go to Classrooms
Guest column advocates Texas governor's 65 percent rule requiring schools to spend 65 percent of funds on instruction. argues current spending 60.4 percent, cites NCES data, claims $1.6 billion yearly gain without tax increases, notes broad public support but weak educator lobbying. references districts already at 65 percent and calls for district focus on performance over lobbying.
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Rick Perry
Texas
West Texas
Ector County Isd
Midland Isd
National Center For Education Statistics
NCES
Taxpayer Group For Prosperity
Perry
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