Editorial Pack From Texas Papers Compiled by AP
A collection of editorials from Texas newspapers compiled by the Associated Press. The June 19, 2000 release presents a sample of opinion pieces reflecting regional concerns and editorial voices across the state.
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Texas
The
Associated Press
Background checks show impact of Brady law on gun sales
Background checks rejected 204000 firearm purchases in 1999, 2.4 percent of applications, with felonies or domestic violence cited in most denials. The Brady law blocks many buyers, and lawmakers should close the gun show loophole this year by extending checks to unlicensed dealers and shows.
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Justice Department
Bureau of Justice Statistics
U.S
Congress
San Antonio Express
Women bear unequal burden in aging and Social Security debate
The aging female population faces longer lifespans and higher disability, poverty, and nursing home rates, yet policy must address their specific needs beyond preserving Social Security. The issue requires immediate public discussion on pensions, housing, and support for older women.
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Social Security
U.S
Administration On Aging
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Wichita Falls
Evolution of the strumpet in Coulter’s view on mating
Ann Coulter argues evolutionary biology explains male and female mating strategies while noting counterexamples. She cites wealth and beauty as factors in marriage, recalls Anna Nicole Smith and Carolyn Skelly, and cites a study claiming high fidelity in married people. The piece ends asserting love, not gene propagation, guides most marriages.
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Ivana Trump
Magnum PI
Magnum
Ron Perlman
Anna Nicole Smith
Vanity Fair
Carolyn Skelly
Skelly
Anna Nicole Smiths
Rudy Giuliani
John Gagnon
Robert Michael
Stuart Michaels
Coulter
Human Events
Death penalty debated after brutal Rhode Island murders
Don Feder argues the death penalty should apply in the Providence carjacking murder of Jason Burgeson and Amy Shute, condemning what he sees as anti death penalty bias and defending capital punishment despite DNA concerns and lengthy appeals. He recalls the victims and urges support for execution for the killers.
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Ernest Burgeson
Jason
Amy Shute
Amy
Providence
R.J
Rhode Island
Justice Department
Boston
New York Times
Feder
Boston Herald
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But Salter
Joan Kerr
Ken Broon
Nisging
Wutane, Ukipyi
ANN Coulter
Don Feder
Lallard
Killmore
By Bruce Tinsley
Reuse Pour Waong
Atty Tees