Our View Fallen soldier a sober reminder of war
The death of Green Beret Sgt Nathan Chapman near Khost shows war’s price. The piece notes prior U S losses and stresses that war involves killing, dying, and danger, urging public acknowledgment of risks and condolences to fallen families.
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Mike Spann
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Public Forum Odessa American submission address
Public input channel details for the Odessa American are listed with a mailing address and a fax number. It notes a separate email option for online comments through a provided link. The entry serves as a reader submission contact card for community forums.
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Texas lawmakers contact details list
The item lists U S representatives and senators from Texas with their Washington D C office addresses and Texas district or state office locations. Included are Larry Combest Henry Bonilla Phil Gramm Kay Bailey Hutchison Buddy West Robert Duncan Teel Bivins and their respective district or state offices.
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Larry Combest
Lubbock
Longworth
Washington
D.C
E. 42Nd St
Odessa
Henry Bonilla
San Antonio
Phil Gramm
Russell Senate
Kay Bailey Hutchison
George E
Buddy” West
Austin
Texas
E. University
Suite G
Sen
Robert Duncan
Eighth St
Teel Bivins
Amarillo
Case tests gun makers overproduction and public nuisance
Sullum notes a December Illinois Appellate Court ruling allowing families of homicide victims to sue gun manufacturers arguing overproduction fuels crime. The column argues that blaming makers could widen to other products and risks public safety by reducing lawful gun use and self defense.
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Chicago
Michael Ceriale
Smith & Wesson
Illinois Appellate Court
Ceriale
Cook County
David Kairys
Temple University
Houston
Jonathan Baum
Chrysler
Rawlings
Stanley
George Mason University Law
Michael I. Krauss
Sullum
Reason Magazine
Should we televise terrorism on trial in Moussaoui case
Stephen Chapman argues the federal judge overseeing Zacarias Moussaoui's trial faces a stark choice between a fair verdict and public spectacle. Court TV seeks televised coverage, but federal criminal trials ban cameras to protect witnesses and jurors. The piece reviews dangers to participants, the risk of showboating, and whether in wartime transparency justifies broadcasting controversial proceedings.
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Moussaoui
al Qaeda
United States
Johnnie Cochran
America
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