Radnofsky Says Federal Officials Fail To Bring Home Bacon
Democratic nominee Barbara Ann Radnofsky challenges Sen Kay Bailey Hutchison in Texas race. She rails at federal aid performance, notes poll gaps showing Hutchison ahead by 19 points and 40 percent very favorable versus 10 percent for Radnofsky. She vows full campaign effort, cites ethics as a campaign issue and uses symbolic props to critique Hutchison’s funding ties.
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Radnofsky criticizes fence as costly Texas burden in Senate bid
Barbara Ann Radnofsky, Democratic challenger to Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, argues a border fence would cost billions and burden Texans. She urges immigration reform, more VA funding, and Iraq timing alongside a campaign that leverages online ads and personal campaigning to offset Hutchison's fundraising edge.
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Border institute memories mark El Paso Juarez trip
Lupier recalls the institute at UTEP highlighting border immigration and congressional history with El Paso’s location seen as distinct. Boone notes Juarez border crossing tightened after the 2001 attacks requiring individual customs checks and a tougher entry and exit.
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Open Mind Needed for Future Institute Experiences
William Boone, a Crockett Junior High history teacher, seeks more institutes after praising Humanities Texas for their 2007 program. He cites depth and flavor added to his classroom and offers colleagues advice to stay open minded and ready to learn during institute experiences.
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Oil-field blaze emits heavy smoke near Midland
An oil-field heater-treater fire on land leased to Endeavor Oil Co. produced dense smoke from burning petroleum and plastic but caused limited damage. The Midland Fire Department and Greenwood volunteers extinguished the fire in about 20 minutes with no injuries reported. The blaze started around 7:45 p.m. about 12 miles south of Midland on Highway 349. The cause is under investigation, likely a mechanical failure.
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