Ever Striving For The Permian Basin
A local newspaper creed proclaims dedication to informing readers to promote freedom and virtue. It asserts freedom as a God given gift requiring self control, not license or anarchy, aligned with moral guides like the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
U.S. Foreign Aid Under Fire From Cato Institute Critique
A 1986 opinion piece argues U S foreign aid increases under Reagan fail to help recipients or the United States. It highlights Food for Peace as distortive, notes Congo and Ethiopia cases, and cites cronyism and misaligned aims. The author urges a noninterference approach to aid.
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Cato Institute
James Bovard
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Aging America and the call to embrace in dignity
Harlan, a Texas lawyer and columnist in San Antonio, argues that aging is a natural life phase. He warns against overemphasizing elder abuse while urging individual families to shoulder care and society to adjust attitudes and policies accordingly.
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Harlan
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San Antonio
Laughter and opinions on Johnny Carson and Joan Rivers
Syndicated columnist Rooney reflects on comedians from Carson Rivers to Cantor Benny and Hope. He weighs personalities and writing teams, recalls Bill Cosby and past shows, and muses on the future of late night humor.
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Joan Rivers
Johnny Carson
Eddie Cantor
Abbott and Costello
Charlie Chaplin
Laurel and Hardy
Jack Benny
Fred Allen
Bob Hope
Jeb
Milton Berle
Danny Thomas
Red Buttons
Red Skelton
Jerry Lewis
Jonathan Winters
Sam Levenson
Victor Borge
Sid Caesar
Bob Newhart
Bill Cosby
Rowan and
Martin
Lily Tomlin
Goldie Hawn
Ruth Buzzi
Arte Johnson
Garry Moore
Garry
Jimmy Durante
Durante
George Gobel
David Frye
Nipsey Russell
Danny Kaye
Mort Sahi
Joey Bishop
Stephen Austin proposes settler influx and monopoly charter
On this date in 1822 in Texas history, Stephen Austin writes to Mexican authorities urging broader settler entry into his settlement and requesting that the Indians trade be made a monopoly for a chartered company.
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Stephen Austin
Lawmakers and Officials Directory For Texas and Washington
A roster lists federal and state lawmakers with district offices in Texas including U S Rep Larry Combest Republican of Lubbock at 1529 Longworth Building Washington D C and Rep Ronald Coleman Democrat of El Paso with Cannon Office Building addresses along with Sen Lloyd Bentsen Democrat Mission and Sen Phil Gramm Republican College Station. State figures include Rep Larry Don Shaw of Big Spring Rep Kelly Godwin Odessa Rep Tom Craddick Midland Sen John Montford Lubbock Sen Bill Sims San Angelo and Gov Mark White with Austin office details.
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Larry Combest
Lubbock
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Ronald Coleman
el Paso
Cannon
Big Spring
Capital Station
Austin
Texas
Kelly Godwin
Odessa
Tom Craddick
Midland
John Montford
Bill Sims
San Angelo
P.O
Mark White
Capital
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