Togetherness in Texas Consolidation for Taxpayer Gains
Our opinion argues consolidation of city and county government could cut duplicated services and clarify officer roles. It notes commissioners rejected the idea as radical, but urges taxpayers to push for careful study and possible future action by Ector County and Odessa authorities.
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Ector
Tom Todd
Texas
Lone Star
United States
Jacksonsville
Fla
Florida
Miami
Ector County Commissioners Court
Odessa
Lawmakers contact details for Odessa district published
Lawmakers contact information appears for Odessa, with district offices listed in Washington D.C. The report specifies addresses for Key Rep. teary Pane and U.S. Sen. Pill Gramm, including the Senate Office Building addresses in Washington, D.C. 20515 and 20510.
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Key Rep
Washington, D.C
U.S
Pill Gramm
Russell Senate
Fragments Present in Texas Legislative Addresses
OCR fragment lists multiple Texas politicians with partial addresses including Rep George West in Odessa, Rep Tom Craddick in Midland, Sen Teel Bivins in Amarillo, Gov George W Bush in Austin, showing garbled P.O. boxes and city spellings.
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George E
Buddy” West
Odessa
P.O
Austin
Texas
E. Universe
Canaan
Tom Craddick
Midare Box
Teel Bivins
Amarillo
P.O. Box
Cardinal Bernardin Opposes Assisted Death in Supreme Court Fight
Chicago Tribune columnist notes Cardinal Bernardin’s plea against legalizing physician assisted death as Justices hear cases in Washington and New York. Emphasizes moral, ethical concerns, hospital care improvements, and dangers of a right to die. Includes medical and religious voices and refugee of AMA stance.
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Chicago
Joseph Bernardin
U.S. Supreme Court
Oh Will
Suic
Supreme Court
Saraden Ae
Washington
Glucksberg
9Th Circuit Court of All
Gallien
New York
Vacco
Quill
Coe Age
Aledden Plnetype
Netherlands
High
Beck
The
Chicago Tribune
Supreme Court urged to reverse culture of death in right to die debate
The author argues that expanding euthanasia and the right to die echoes Roe v Wade and risks devaluing vulnerable lives. Citing Brennan and Callahan, the piece warns of medical complicity in death and urges the Court to reinterpret the Constitution or reflect on moral framing, with Thomas offering media commentary.
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U.S. Supreme Court
William Brennan
School of Social Service
University of St. Louis
Hastings Center
Daniel Callahan
Brennan
C. Everett Koop
Supreme Court
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Bill Salter
Gary Newsom
Ken Brodnax
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Amicus Curiae
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Jack Kevorkian
Washington State
Joan Beck
Roe
Thomas
Cal Thomas
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