Texas VIE Horse Slaughter Revisiting Faces State Ban
A Texas debate over horse slaughter resurfaces as federal bans shift. The 1949 Texas law bans possession or transport of horse meat for consumption, upheld by the 5th Circuit, meaning no equine steaks unless lawmakers revise. GAO notes a rise in horse exports to Canada and Mexico for slaughter since 2007. several states push to allow processing while Texans weigh cultural views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
USDA
Texas
5Th
U.s.circuit Court of Appeals
5Th Circuit
U.S
Fort Worth
Government Accountability Office
Mexico
Canada
GAO
American Quarter Horse Association
Star- Telegram
Texas Packing Plants
Lawmakers and federal officials contact details listed
U S Rep Randy Neugebauer of Lubbock and Rep Francisco Canseco of San Antonio provide office addresses in Washington D C. Neugebauer's office is in Cannon House Office Building with phone 202 225 4005 and Canseco's in Longworth House Office Building with phone 202 225 4511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Randy Neugebauer
Lubbock
Cannon House
Washington, D.C
Randy.house
Francisco ‘Quico’ R. Canseco
San Antonio
Longworth Hob
Washington
D.C
Canseco.house.gov
Let Peace Begin With Ma Quote Ends Odessa Paper Ideals
A 1988 Pulitzer Prize winner note appears in a short civic statement praising freedom and self governance. The text asserts freedom as a divine gift and calls readers to promote liberty and responsibility.
Salt as public health or private choice debate heats up
Stephen Chapman argues salt intake should stay a personal choice despite calls for government targets. He cites FDA moves toward voluntary sodium reduction and diverse studies on health risks, noting public policy may overstep individual preference and food industry reasons behind salt use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Medicine
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Walter Willett
Harvard School of Public Health
Journal of the
American Medical Association
American Journal of Hypertension
Reuters
Virginia
Romney Gingrich flip flops on health care mandates in 2012 race
The piece argues Romney and Gingrich favor limited government yet back federal health care mandates at times, criticizing their consistency. It cites Romney’s health care record and No Child Left Behind, noting both once backed federal spending and education programs. It also quotes Michael Tanner on their shifting stances and Fareed Boudreaux on political advertising harms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitt Romney
Romney
GOP
Newt Gingrich
Newt
Mitt
Cato Institute
Michael Tanner
Gingrich
No Child Left Behind
America
Odessa's Dance Thumbs Up
Odessa receives upbeat local note as community event gains approval. Officials and residents praise the celebration plan and anticipate lively performances and neighborhood engagement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arate
Odessase
Eamerican
Laura
BP Hel
Patrick Canty
Mike Peters
Stephen Chapman
Chapman
The
Chicago Tribune
Mayoclinic.com
Boudreaux
CafeHayek.com
Fwo
Se Hey Seok
Odessa
Caos
Vee
Heiss
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!