World Health Board reviews Ebola response lessons in West Africa
The Dallas Morning News reports WHO's executive board in Geneva analyzes failures amid West Africa Ebola crisis. It cites 710 new cases in 21 days and 8 600 deaths, blaming war, tradition shifts, and rumors, while urging expanded public education and nimble mobile clinics to curb future outbreaks.
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Texas lawmakers contact list for federal and state officials
A compiled list of U S Representatives Senators and state officials with office addresses phone and fax numbers. Names include Mike Conaway Randy Neugebauer John Cornyn Ted Cruz Brooks Landgraf Tom Craddick Kel Seliger Carlos Aresti and others with Odessa Midland and Austin offices and contact details.
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Mike Conaway
Republican
Midland
Rayburn House
Washington
D.C
Odessa
Eighth St
Desta Drive
Suite
Conaway
House
Randy Neugebauer
Lubbock
Longworth
Randy
John Cornyn
Hart Senate
Cornyn
Senate
Ted Cruz
Dirksen Senate
Washington, D.C
Cruz
Brooks Landgraf
West 4Th St
Austin
Capitol Extension
P.O
Brooks
Brooks.landgraft House
Tom Craddick
West Texas
Capitol
Texas
Senate.state
Carlos Aresti
San Antonio
Capitol Station
Conservatives Rethink Liberty Versus Order
Stephen Chapman, veteran Chicago Tribune columnist, revisits the tension between personal liberty and societal order in contemporary conservative thought. The piece surveys debates within the movement, weighing individual rights against collective security and governance prerogatives.
Read Chapman's Daily Blog Highlighted on Tribune Site
Steve Chapmar previews Chapman's daily blog on newsblogs tribune com noting fresh posts and ongoing coverage. The item emphasizes Chapman's commentary style and relevance to current events.
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Chicago Tribune
Steve
Supreme Court upholds inmate religious rights in beard case
The unanimous decision, written by conservative icon Samuel Alito, rules Arkansas Department of Corrections cannot force Muslim inmate Gregory Holt to shave his beard under the Religious Liberty law. The ruling shows a libertarian turn within the right, prioritizing individual religious liberty over prison security concerns. It notes guards could still hide weapons and emphasizes inmates need not be bald or bare. The piece contrasts this with past decisions and notes evolving conservative attitudes toward liberty and security. THUMBS UP to Odessa Police retiree Rick Pippins.
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Samuel Alito
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California
Antonin Scalia
Clarence Thomas
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Rudy Giuliani
Rand Paul
Jack Hunter
Gregory Holt
Holt
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Federal Appeals Court
Alit
Cers
Aluipa
Scalia
Congress
Hobby Lobby
Douglas Laycock
University of Virginia Law
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