EPA cross state pollution rule delayed by court ruling
The EPA cross state sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide rule faces delays as a federal court reviews its schedule. Texas and five other states pressed for delay but the rule aims to cut pollution drifting into Texas and from nearby states. The mercury standard, with a three year implement period, targets emissions from coal and oil plants and is projected to save lives and health costs, though power companies warn of closures and higher bills.
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Lawmakers and federal officials contact details
U S Rep Randy Neugebauer of Lubbock and Rep Francisco Canseco of San Antonio provide office addresses in Washington D C and phone numbers. Sen John Cornyn based at Hart Senate Office Building offers a Washington contact and email form.
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Let Peace Begin With Me by Pulitzer Winner 1988
The piece presents a 1988 Pulitzer Prize winner statement by Patrick Laura Dennis emphasizing freedom as self-control guided by moral principles. It argues freedom as a divine gift, not political grant, advocating self-mastery aligning with moral tenets.
Bill Wilson Leads Americans for Limited Government
Bill Wilson serves as president of Americans for Limited Government ALG and maintains a Twitter profile at BillWilson ALG where he shares advocacy and organizational updates.
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Controversy Over Obama Recess Appointments
A lengthy critique argues Obama used phantom pro forma sessions to create recess appointments while Congress was not in recess, claiming it dangers constitutional order. It contrasts past Democratic and Republican tactics and calls for court challenge and possible constitutional change.
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Guest Col A Kim-less Christmas
Paul Kengar, professor at The Center for Vision & Values, reflects on Kim Jong-Il’s cult of personality in North Korea. He notes birth celebrations, state propaganda, and famine, arguing the regime served as a theocratic tyranny that eclipsed faith and humanity, leaving the country morally and materially starved.
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Odessa American invites storm coverage letters to editors
Readers may submit letters praising or criticizing storm response and road clearing efforts. Include a brief stance and contact details for publication consideration. The paper welcomes both positive and negative viewpoints on current topics via email submissions.
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