Texas Views Editorial Collection Opens Texas Newspapers
A collection of editorials from Texas newspapers compiled by the Associated Press is presented. The feature, dated Monday October 23 2000, offers a synthesis of opinion pieces across Texas media outlets.
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Opessa
Texas
The
Associated Press
Asbestos in Schools Still Threatens Students
The state Health Department reports ongoing asbestos violations in schools since 1998, despite surveys and removal efforts. Officials warn more serious effort is needed as many districts remain unaware or compliant with protections against airborne asbestos fibers.
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State Health Department
D C Statehood and Congressional Representation Debate
The piece argues that about 500000 District residents pay taxes and serve, yet lack voting representation in Congress. It notes 1801 district creation removing votes, Supreme Court rulings, and suggests full statehood as the proper solution, while acknowledging its distant likelihood. It invites reader opinion on the issue.
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Uncle Sam
Congress
Washington, D.C
Maryland
Virginia
U.S. Supreme Court
Eleanor Holmes Norton
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
D.C
Public Forum in Odessa American
Public Forum request outlines mailing address for letters to the Odessa American at P O Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760 and a fax number 915 333 7742 plus an email route via onletters link.freedom com for electronic submissions to the OA.
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Public Forum
Odessa
Link
Freedom
The three faces of Gore in three debates
Coulter, an attorney and Human Events columnist, argues Gore shows three distinct personalities across the debates. He portrays Gore as insufferable, then tightly controlled, then pompous, while journalists and public opinion swing between mockery and endorsement chatter.
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Gore
Tolstoy
Jay Leno
Ralph Nader
Nader
Bush
Midwest
Yugoslavia
Serbia
Montenegro
Norman Bates
Tracy Flick
al Gore
Clinton
Jim
Lexis-Nexis
The
New York Times
of Record
Times
Walter Mondale
Michael Dukakis
Fibber McGee
Coulter
Human Events
October spectacle and decay in a New England fall
DONFEDER reflects on October as a grand Northern Hemisphere month with crisp mornings and vivid maples. He contrasts autumn vigor with looming decay, weaving memory, mortality, and cultural critique into a wary ode to a season that signals civilization’s end and rebirth alike.
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New England
Sugar Maple
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