Freedom Newspaper Mission Statement for Permian Basin
Tom Nickell edits a publication outlining the paper’s mission to inform readers, promote freedom, and encourage responsible self control aligned with moral guides and the Declaration of Independence. It emphasizes freedom as a gift from God, not government grant, and calls for civic responsibility in Odessa Texas.
City opinion warns against pit bull ban in Fort Stockton
Our Opinion argues the Fort Stockton City Council overreaches with a pit bull ban. The piece contends existing dog laws are ignored and prohibiting one breed unfairly punishes responsible owners while other breeds pose similar risks.
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Fort Stockton
State of Texas
Today in Texas History June 21 1986 first day of summer
On this date in 1842 George Washington Littlefield was born. He became a Confederate soldier rancher and banker who funded UT history studies. Also noted are constitutional ratification in 1788 and other historic events with no sensational detail.
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Littlefield
University of Texas
United States
New Hampshire
Mail, the old art of personal letters and mail categories
Harlan a Texas lawyer, educator and columnist from San Antonio reflects on past and present mail habits. He recalls letters from important people, laments the shift from personal notes to Give Me Buy Me and Pay Me mail, and argues society values spoken word over written correspondence while urging readers to write first to receive a letter in return.
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Bush
Tip O’neill
Ted Kennedy
Hatch
Heinz
Helms
Ma Bell
MasterCard
Harlan
Texas
San Antonio
Seniors in sports and retirement trends in 1980s era
Harvey notes a shift as 60s and 70s era figures return to prominence in politics golf racing and education. The piece cites Reagan Rhodes Sanford and Nicklaus along with Ferdinand Shoemaker Whittingham Allison and others highlighting longer lifespans improved health and safety trends for older professionals and pilots.
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North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Jack Nicklaus
Ferdinand
Shoemaker
Whittingham
Bobby Allison
Doctors Too Many Or Too Few The AMA Debate
Rooney, a Chicago Tribune columnist, questions the American Medical Association report claiming doctor overproduction. He argues many communities lack access and cites foreign doctors and income as inflaming debate, urging panels of patients and real-world experiences over official statistics.
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Iowa
Fort Dodge
United States
James Sammons
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Sammons
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