Editorial collection from Texas papers AP compilation
The Associated Press curates a set of editorials from Texas newspapers, reflecting state policy debates, public sentiment, and regional governance issues. It captures varied viewpoints on politics, economy, and social concerns shaping Texas discourse.
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Rural drug problem spreads to countryside highlighted by study
A Columbia University study presented at the U.S. Conference of Mayors shows rural eighth-graders are far likelier to use amphetamines cocaine crack and marijuana than urban peers. Joseph Califano urges 1.6 billion in rural aid matching Colombia fighting funds.
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U.S. Conference of Mayors
Columbia University
National Center On Addiction and Substance Abuse
America
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Colombia
San Antonio Express-News
Partisan move harms the judiciary in Congress
A group of 19 GOP senators led by James Inhofe vows to block all Clinton judicial nominations for a full year. They claim a recess appointment dispute justifies stalling, but the move appears purely partisan, risking 73 vacancies and harming the federal courts.
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Congress
Clinton
James Inhofe
Oklahoma
Senate
Inhofe
Bill Lan Lee
Justice Department
Bush
Reagan
Abilene
Ann Coulter Calls Gore and Bradley Dems Demagoguery
Ann Coulter skewers Democratic candidates Gore and Bradley for battlefield over health care and universal access claims. She accuses them of demagoguery, fabrications, and feigned concern for universal health care while praising GOP rivals and noting Clinton era missteps.
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Clinton
Bradley
Knicks
Hillary Clinton
Hillary
Gore
Rise of Joerg Haider and Europe immigration backlash
Feder argues Haider's Freedom Party shows how legitimate politicians can cede immigration concerns to demagogues. He links Austria's coalition rise to 27 percent support, notes parallels in Switzerland and Germany, and warns Americans about immigration fueling nationalist parties and a fading assimilative ethos.
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Gore
US Senate
John McCain
Bradley
Bill Gates
Gore and
Coulter
Joerg Haider
Freedom Party
Haider
Waffen S.S
Beer Hall
Berlin
Vienna
Israel
Yasser Arafat
Union
Austria
People’s Party
Europe
Milan
Italy
Northern League
Gerhard Schroeder
Germany
Christian Democrats
Hesse
America
Pew Research
Pat Buchanan
Reform Party
Census Bureau
ET Ceniro
Texas
INS
George Bush
Buchanan
U.N General Assembly
Feder
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Odessa
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Bill Salter
John Kerr
Ken Brodnax
Childrens Health Care
ANN Coulter
al Gore
Bill Bradley
United States
Has
Don Feder
Willard
Killmore
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