Editorial roundup from Texas newspapers AP collection
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers as gathered by The Associated Press. It surveys varied opinions on state politics economy and social issues with the AP noting common threads and contrasting viewpoints across towns.
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Texas
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Associated Press
Population doubles by century says Census Bureau
The Census Bureau projects U S population will double by century’s end, sparking debate on policy. The piece argues for sane public policies and expanded federal aid to family planning, noting contraception and education lower abortions and calling for ensuring every birth is wanted and every pregnancy planned.
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Census Bureau
America
Clinton
United States
Planned Parenthood
Service mindset must shift to boost voluntary national duty
A CSIS study cited by the Washington Post argues the U S military falls short of offering a compelling lifestyle amid ample jobs and peace. It urges restoring the concept of service, expanding civilian or military contributions, and elevating patriotic priorities as youth view enlistment with alien doubt.
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U.S
Center For Strategic and International Studies
Washington Post
United States
Sacagawea coin sparks debate on identity and politics
Ann Coulter mocks Treasury plans for a Sacagawea dollar arguing the coin reflects diversity lobbying rather than history. She notes the coin's origins in a Lady Liberty controversy and questions Sacagawea’s role and identity. She contrasts football mascots with coin symbolism and critiques Congress and the coin design committee.
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Barbara Boxer
Carol Moseley-Braun
Lady Liberty
Congress
Treasury
Robert Rubin
Coulter
Human Oe
Forbes: Right-leaning reformer key to GOP nomination
Feder argues Steve Forbes is the only Republican candidate who aligns with pro life and free market ideals. He cites Forbes's plan for a 17 percent flat tax, pro life judiciary, education choice, immigration limits, and Taiwan defense. If Forbes falters, Buchanan or Keyes may gain slippage.
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Steve Forbes
Forbes
NBC
Meet the Press
Bush
McCain
Clinton
John McCain
Steve
Martin Luther King Jr
al Gore
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Fortune 500
China
Taiwan
Iowa
George W. Bush
New Hampshire
Papa Bush
Granite State
Alan Keyes
Pat Buchanan
Feder
Boston Herald
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Public Forum
Odessa
American PO
Freedom.com
Dunigan’s People
Mocs Pesaro As
Bill Salter
Jone Kerr
Ken Brodnax
11 ORS Syndicate, Inc
Ann Coulter
Treasury Department
Sacagawea
Lewis and Clark
Pacific
Congo
Beijing
George Washington
Dartmouth
Law School
Greenwich
Dartmouth Indians
Thought Police
Diversity Star Chamber
Don Feder
Conservative
Mallard
Illmore
By Bruce Tinsley