Editorial collection from Texas newspapers AP compilation
A compilation of editorials from multiple Texas newspapers as gathered by the Associated Press. The set reflects regional voices on public policy, governance, and social issues, offering insight into concerns and stances across the state.
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Texas
The
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Constitutional amendments spark debate in Senate turmoil
The Senate backs away from a victims rights amendment and weighs 63 proposed changes this session. Critics warn of overreach, noting the high hurdles to amend the Constitution and recalling a near balanced budget amendment failure in 1995. Senator Byrd cautions against politicized reform.
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Senate
Dianne Feinstein
D-Calif
Congress
House
Republic
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
No-fault money cures injuries claims study
University of Alberta researchers reviewed 7500 Saskatchewan auto injury claims over six months prior and a year after no-fault insurance adoption. They found fewer claims as settlements proceeded and claimants’ injuries healed faster, suggesting cash availability accelerates recovery. Public Forum invites opinions via mail, fax, or email in Odessa Texas.
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University of Alberta
Associated Press
Saskatchewan
Hawaii
Truth and mysteries in Emma and Starr investigations
Ann Coulter surveys Jane Austen’s Emma as a mystery about hidden truth. She parallels Susan Schmidt and Michael Weisskopf’s Truth at Any Cost with Ken Starr’s Lewinsky inquiry, detailing smears, legal wins, and Brill’s Content accusations, ending with a note on Coulter’s background as a conservative columnist.
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Jane Austen
Emma
Susan Schmidt
Michael Weisskopf
Ken Starr
Starr
Steve Brill
Schmidt
Weisskopf
White House
Bruce Adolf
Adolf
Georgia
Lewinsky
Brill
OIC
CNN
Richard) Thornburgh
Court of Appeals
Washington
Clinton
David Kendall
Kendall
Coulter
Human Events
Soccer moms and gun politics in the Clinton era debate
Feder argues that suburban women fans of gun control push for stricter laws arguing safety and crime reduction while critics counter with data on handgun ownership, crime trends, and self defense. The piece labels the movement as decisive voters and links them to Clinton’s late-term policies.
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Clinton
Washington
America
John R. Lott Jr
Yale University
Pentine Cesana
Las Semere
al Gore
Britain
London Times
Cess
Lott
National Center For Policy Analysis
Feder
Boston Herald
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Public Forum
Odessa PO
Odessa
Freedom.com
Dunigan’s People
Wagpet Utis
Bit Salter
John Kerr
Ken Brodnax
ANN Coulter
Chronicles
Don Feder
Anist
Mallard
By Bruce Tinsley