Texas Soldier Clovis Ray Remembered in Three Rivers Obituary
Three Rivers honors 34 year old 2nd Lt. Clovis T. Ray who died in Afghanistan from an improvised explosive device just before promotion. Ray, a former Three Rivers resident, played college football in Minnesota before moving to San Antonio for investment banking. He leaves a wife and son, and inspired classmates with lifelong attributes. About 90,000 U.S. troops remained in Afghanistan with late 2014 withdrawal planned.
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Texas lawmakers and federal officials contact list
A compiled contact roster for Texas lawmakers and federal officials includes Rep. Mike Conaway of Midland Rep Randy Neugebauer of Lubbock Rep Francisco Canseco of San Antonio Sen John Cornyn Sen Kay Hutchison Rep Tryon Lewis of Odessa Rep Tom Craddick of Midland with office addresses phone numbers and official email links for Washington D C Austin and district offices.
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Let Peace Begin With Me Promotes Freedom Belief
A wartime style supporter piece lauds self control and freedom as divine gifts. The text urges readers to promote and preserve personal liberty and to help others see its blessings, framing freedom as essential to human development and opposed to anarchy.
Manufacturing an economic myth by Stephen Chapman
Stephen Chapman, Chicago Tribune columnist and syndicated analyst, examines common economic myths and the misperceptions that shape public policy debates. The piece traces how misinformation filters into business and political discourse, challenging readers to scrutinize prevailing narratives.
Manufacturing policy clash in Obama and Santorum debate
The piece argues that the 21st century manufacturing sector is healthier than critics claim, with productivity rising as fewer workers produce more. It contends tax breaks favoring manufacturers distort the economy, and notes opposition from distributors who fear unequal tax rates. The author warns against resisting market-driven shifts toward services and efficiency.
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Obamacare anniversary fuels partisan debate in Congress
Democrats in Washington mark the act's anniversary while Republicans warn of federal budget impacts. A Senate subcommittee hearing explored GOP claims that up to 78 million Americans could lose coverage under Obamacare, with lawmakers debating the law's future and protections.
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