Market power shift blocks EPA air rule
Texas leaders and coal plant operators celebrate after a US appeals court ruled the EPA Cross-State Air Pollution Rule overstepped authority. The decision delays stricter emissions limits, with a revised rule possible by 2016. Environmental and health advocates warn of lost lives while market forces push natural gas as a cleaner alternative.
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Clean Air Watch
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Corpus Christi Caller Times
Texas lawmakers and officials contact list
A compact directory lists key federal and Texas state officials with office addresses in San Antonio Odessa Midland Amarillo and Austin. It provides phone numbers and email URLs for U S Rep Francisco Canseco U S Senator Kay Hutchison Rep Tryon Lewis Rep Tom Craddick Sen Kel Seliger Sen Carlos Uresti and related offices.
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San Antonio
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D.C
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House
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Russell Senate
Hutchison.senate.gov
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Odessa
West 4Th Street
Austin
P.O
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State
Tom Craddick
Midland
Capitol
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Sen
Kel Seliger
Amarillo
E. University Blvd
P.O. Box
Senate State
Senate
Carlos Uresti
Senate.state
Let peace begin with me editorial note opens freedom lens
Publisher Patrick Canty and Editor Laura Dennis frame the newspaper as a vehicle to promote reader freedom and moral self-control. They argue true liberty comes from self-mastery aligned with moral guides including the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Obama links to welfare reform amid national debate
Chicago columnist Chapman Stephen argues that President Obama defends welfare reform themes while stressing work requirements and accountability. The piece notes broader syndicated commentary and reflects ongoing partisan debates shaping policy shifts and public opinion.
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Romney Obama welfare work rules debate analyzed
The piece weighs claims that Obama policies gut welfare work requirements against expert cautions that changes merely give states more leeway. It notes past vows and reforms dating to 1996, with analysts warning reforms could weaken work mandates, while advocates stress long term gains and cost savings.
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Romney
Obama
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Lawrence Mead
Brookings Institution
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Republican Committee
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Department of Health and Human Services
HHS
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Douglas Besharoy
University of Maryland
Hillary Clinton
Besharov
Government Accountability Office
Mead
Quality Pre K a prerequisite for Texas future
Guest column argues that investing in high quality Pre-K is essential for Texas economy and individual success. It highlights the Texas School Ready Project by UTHealth Houston and its proven outcomes, including higher reading scores and reduced early retention, urging full funding and expansion. Bill Hammond of the Texas Association of Business endorses TSR as a model.
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Austin
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Odessa College Scholarships Highlight Dual Credit Support
Odessa College expands aid for dual credit students with new scholarships. The Odessa American invites reader feedback on current topics including positive and negative comments via email, encouraging community input and nominations.
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