Let Peace Begin With Me in Perlman Basin
Editorial pledge from The Odessa American editor emphasizes freedom, self control, and moral guides as foundations for a better Odessa area. It frames liberty as self restraint aligned with the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Waldheim’s past haunts Austrian presidential bid
The piece argues Kurt Waldheim may face extradition attempts by Yugoslavia and Israel over World War II war crimes allegations. It notes Jewish groups and Yugoslavian press allege his involvement in deportations and executions, while Western officials threaten travel bans. The WJC continues its case, urging accountability for Nazi war criminals.
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Kurt Waldheim
Yugoslavia
Israel
Waldheim
Vienna
Waidheim
United Nations
Balkans
World Jewish Congress
WJC
Hitler
Third Reich
Lampasas gunfight marks uneasy truce in 1877
In Lampasas on June 14 1877 members of the feuding Horrell and Higgins families briefly exchanged shots before locals intervened and forced both sides to leave town. Flags and history notes mark the date across the nation with landmark events from 1777 to 1982.
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Horrell and Higgins
Lampasas
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
U.S. Army
Free Republic of
Smith Finds Toughness In Bid For 21st District GOP Nod
Marian notes Lamar Smith shifts image from niceness to toughness in the 21st District GOP runoff victory over Van Henry Archer. Endorsements from Phil Gramm and George Bush aided fund-raising. Smith faces Democrat Pete Snelson in the general.
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John Denver
George Bush
Lamar Smith
Smith
San Antonio
van Henry Archer
Archer
Phil Gramm
Gramm
Midland
Reagan
House of Congress
Gramum
Senate
Grammm
Pete Snelson
Snelson
Texas
What are fathers made of
Paul Harvey reflects on fatherhood, describing fathers as toil worn yet brave beings who endure childbirth, protectively guide children, and bear war farewells. He contends fathers often appear strong while feeling inner wounds, still seeking to repair paths for their families and leave a lasting, though unseen, legacy.
Tests for bosses and doctors spark debate in New York
Rooney argues for periodic competence checks beyond doctors, suggesting many bosses would fail such exams. He lists questions for bosses and cites broader need across professions, ending noting his column and media role.
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Warren G. Harding
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WEAR
Harding
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Falkland Islands
Marian
Waldheim Uber Alles
Paul Harvey
Harvey
Los Angeles Times
New York State
Mario Cuomo
Rooney
Chicago Tribune
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60 Minutes
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