Let Peace Begin With Me In Permian Basin News
A Texas community paper presents a freedom minded stance and devotion to self control, dating the history feature to Moses and Stephen Austin and noting June 10, 1986. It recalls historical events across years including Alcoholics Anonymous founding in 1935 and wartime declarations, with local editorial emphasis on liberty and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
Akron
Ohio
William G. Wilson
Robert Smith
Tripoli
United States
Mediterranean
Richard Wagner
Munich
Germany
Judy Garland
Italy
France
Britain
Gestapo
Lidice
Czechoslovakia
Rapid City
S.D
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Israel
U.S
Claus von Bulow
Simple legislation masks deceptive intent in construction bill
The House passed a bill claimed to protect workers but critics call it a sham. They argue it would force non union construction workers into union contracts and redefine single employer to favor unions, risking industry disruption despite sponsors’ denials.
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House of Representatives
William Clay
Missouri
Major Owens
New York
Gus Hawkins
California
Les AuCoin
Oregon
Hokum
Picketing bill sparks debate on union powers and double breasting
Kilpatrick questions a House bill expanding single employer status for construction firms and forcing non union workers into bargaining. He notes past NLRS rulings on illegal schemes and cites party line vote margins as Byrd moves the measure to the Senate calendar.
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House
Senate
Robert Byrd
Utah
Orrin Hatch
Byrd
Prayers and Threats in Abortion Debate Turn Sour
An anti abortion California minister urges prayers for Justice Brennan’s death prompting counter prayers from abortion supporters. A lighthearted exchange reveals deep fear, hostility, and a grim wish that an opposing figure might croak. The piece notes a public shift toward hostile religious rhetoric in the abortion conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Supreme Court
William Brennan
TV violence and censorship clash in editorials
In Madison and Chicago, Paul Harvey and Royko discuss TV violence and censorship. The column argues self discipline over government restriction, cites studies on violence exposure, and recounts legal defenses blaming television for youth crime and behavior.
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Madison
Wis
U.S
Surgeon General
Thomas Radecki
National Coalition On Television Violence
Our Opinion: Texas Should Not Bail Out Federal Tax Policy
Our Opinion argues Texas bears an inequitable burden under federal tax rules. It notes Texas receives less in federal benefits than paid in income taxes, calls for accountability for federal largess, and warns against further pressure on Texas budgets amid falling oil prices. The piece urges a fairer national tax system and a clear stance that Texas is pulling its own weight.
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The
Tax Foundation
Texas
New York
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Permian Basin
Odessa
Moses Austin
Stephen Austin
David F. Lyons
Tom Nickel
the Odents American
Arguies
Wouston
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Kilpatrick
Washington, D.C
Slats Grobnik
Slats
Paul Harvey
Ronnie Zamora
Kojak
Miami
Harvey
Los Angeles Times
Royko
Chicago Tribune
Margulies
Taxes
Feds
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