Let peace begin with me song gains national prize
The piece titled Let peace begin with me receives the 1988 Pulitzer Prize noted for its enduring message. Ray M. Stafford is credited among the authors and Gary L. Newsom serves as publisher with Ken Brodnax editor. The staff aims to improve the Permian Basin community.
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Ray M. Stafford
Gary L. Newsom
Ken Brodnax
Mike Powell
Lori Ellington
Howard Houston
Johnny Russell
Michael Showell
Gergen aid cannot cure Clinton era contradictions
The Texas editorial argues that David Gergen, a centrist with Reagan ties, offers only limited relief to Clinton’s White House woes. It says the president’s grand ambitions, indecision, and ideological flip flops remain, and hiring a former Reagan adviser undermines the image of a principled shift to the new Democrat politics.
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David Gergen
White House
Clinton
Spin Patrol
Gergen
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Texas Nonprofit Hospitals Face 4 Percent Charity Rule
The Texas Legislature requires tax exempt nonprofit hospitals to dedicate at least 4 percent of their efforts to indigent care. Inpatient and outpatient medical services, including unreimbursed Medicaid care, count. Pure public seminars or mall cholesterol tests do not qualify under the new law signed by Governor Ann Richards.
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Texas
Ann Richards
Gore tackles six month federal audit for reform
Vice President Al Gore drives the National Performance Review, halfway through a six month audit to cut waste and boost efficiency in federal government. The project mirrors Texas Performance Review methods and aims to reshape government for taxpayers, amid mixed reactions from agency staff.
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Clinton
al Gore
Gore
National Performance Review
John Sharp
Congress
San Antonio Express-News
NAFTA debate underlines free trade benefits for Texas
The Houston Chronicle argues that Ross Perot's warnings about NAFTA are unfounded and that a Canada Mexico United States free trade zone would boost American business. It notes firms already operate across borders and that NAFTA could curb illegal immigration by boosting the economy.
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Ross Perot
Canada
Mexico
Perot
U.S
Texas
NAFTA
Houston Chronicle
Sign at a Ball Game Spurs First Amendment Debate
James Kilpatrick reports on a Cincinnati Reds World Series incident where Rev. Guy Aubrey's John 3 16 sign was removed. Judge Spiegel found the Reds banner policy vague and overbroad, ending with a narrow ruling while noting the ongoing questions about free speech at stadiums.
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Guy Anthony Aubrey
Cincinnati
Aubrey
Judge Spiegel
Reds
Cincinnati Reds
Spiegel
Riverfront Stadium
Politician asks about nominee Guinier amid crisis
A Washington exchange shows President and aides debating Hillary Clinton's influence on a judicial nominee and scrutinizing Lani Guinier's writings. Stephanopoulos, Gergen, and Grizzard are referenced. concerns focus on quotas, constitutional issues, and potential political fallout.
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Hillary
Bob Dole
Sam Nunn
Barney Frank
Sagittarius
Stephanopoulos
Guinier
Cambodian Legal Review
Jesse Jackson
Lani
Spartacus
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Washington, D.C
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