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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 2012

Page

5

Texas AG report flags DRT failings at Alamo under 16 month probe

The Texas AG investigation finds the Daughters of the Republic of Texas mishandled Alamo preservation, misused state funds for its own benefit, and withheld material information from the Legislature. It notes deceptive statements by DRT officers and recommends reconsidering current oversight as General Land Office control continues.

Daughters of the Republic of Texas The Alamo Texas DRT General Land Office San Antonio Attorney General OAG Karen Thompson Thompson Leticia van de Putte Austin American Statesman State Office

Lawmakers and Federal Officials Contact Details

U.S. Representatives Mike Conaway of Midland and Randy Neugebauer of Lubbock provide office addresses in Washington and district offices in Odessa and Midland. The record lists phone numbers and official websites for constituent inquiries.

U.S Mike Conaway Midland Cannon House Washington, D.C Fox W. Eighth St Odessa Desta Drive Conaway House Randy Neugebauer Lubbock Randy.house.gov

Let Peace Begin With Me Prompts Pulitzer Prize Echo

A 1988 Pulitzer winner Laura Awaints calls for peace as a moral guide. The newspaper invokes freedom, self-control, and alignment with moral codes like the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence to promote individual responsibility.

Frontier justice and the enduring American frontier

Deborah E. Popper and Frank J. Popper argue the Western frontier remains largely invisible after 1890, housing 5.6 million people on 46.7 percent of U S land. They call for fairer national treatment, noting persistent needs in health, education, infrastructure, law enforcement, and telecommunication in remote frontier communities.

America Census Bureau New York State Nebraska Frederick Jackson Turner Sierra Cascades Alaska Appalachian Mountains North Woods Maine Minnesota New Mexico National Center For Frontier Communities Frontier NCEFC Frontier Places Washington Deborah E. Popper City University of New York College of Staten Island and Graduate Center Frank J. Popper Rutgers University Princeton University

Aunt Ella a San Antonio porch portrait of work and grit

A retired teacher recalls Aunt Ella and her two bachelor uncles on East Young Street. Aunt Ella rose from hotel chambermaid to head hostelry, enduring heat and hardship with thrift, dependability, and optimism. Her family faced loss, yet she valued work and resilience, teaching by example. Chandler, a West Texan retiree, reflects on heritage and life lessons.

Ella San Antonio Oscar East Young St Albert Lena Eller Oklahoma Surrey LaVernia South Flores Street The Charlena St. Anthony Dale Carnegie Chandler

Education Foundation helps fund meals for kids

Odessa American invites reader opinion on current topics with a positive thumbs up to the Education Foundation for funding meals. Readers may submit comments by email, indicating a thumbs nomination for consideration.

The Education Foundation For Food For Kids Odessa

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