Editorial collection from Texas newspapers by Associated Press
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers provided by the Associated Press offers a cross section of opinions on state politics economy education and public policy. The set reflects editorial voices on governance civil rights and local priorities across various Texas communities.
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Texans Demand Open Budget Figures From Governor
Editorial from the Bryan College Station Eagle argues for releasing preliminary budget documents. It condemns Gov. Perry for seeking secrecy via a legislative bill, urging lawmakers to reject the plan and preserve open government so Texans can understand spending priorities and hold officials accountable.
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Rick Perry
Texas
Greg Abbott
Texans
Perry
Bryan College Station
Baby Moses law upholds spirit despite public surrender case
A mother left her two hour old baby boy at a Stockdale fire station not staffed around the clock, raising questions about compliance with Texas Baby Moses law enacted in 1999 to protect newborns. The infant, Michael David, weighs 5 pounds 8 ounces and is healthy aside from mild cold. he will enter foster care temporarily while authorities seek the mother and ensure an uncontested adoption.
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Wilson County
Michael David
Child Protective Services
Stockdale
Baby Moses
San Antonio Express-News
Public Forum Address for Odessa American Submissions
Odessa American invites readers to submit opinions via mail to Public Forum at PO Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760 or by fax to 915-333-7742. Online submissions may be sent to onletters link.freedom.com offering readers a channel for community comment.
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Public Forum
Odessa
American PO
Link
Freedom
Just say no to Liberia intervention says Monacharen column
The column argues that U S involvement in Liberia would misuse troops and provoke false humanitarian outcomes. It notes Liberia's civil war, Charles Taylor's regime, and calls for defending U S interests while promoting democracy at home. It discusses current troop deployments and cautions against overextension.
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International
Bush
Liberia
Iraq
United States
Charles Taylor
Taylor
Lisa Hoffman
Scripps Howard News Service
National Patriotic Front of
The
Temptations
Aretha Franklin
Afghanistan
Europe
Bosnia
Kosovo
South Korea
Japan
Egypt
Djibouti
Philippines
U.S
Somalia
Saddam and al Qaeda tied to Iraq WMD debate
Larry Elder argues that the Iraq war justification relied on flawed intelligence. He cites Saddam Hussein’s 1998 expulsion of inspectors, UN Resolution 1441, and alleged links to al Qaida. The piece references Powell, Blix, Blair, and calls for inquiry into the Bush administration. Elder notes media and political scrutiny.
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Saddam Hussein
United Nations
George W. Bush
Hans Blix
Iraq
Hussein
United Nations Security Council
Saddam
Colin Powell
Mansoor Ijaz
National Review
al-Qaida
Belgium
Guy Verhofstadt
Mukhabarat
London
Daily Telegraph
Osama bin Laden
Tony Blair
Blair
U.S
Bush
Elder
Los Angeles
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