Texas RFID ID Cards Debated at Northside Schools
San Antonio students at John Jay High and Anson Jones Middle wear RFID ID cards for campus access voting in student elections library and lunchroom use. Northside ISD aims to expand to 100+ schools citing safety truancy reduction and potential $2 million annual funding. Some view as rights violation and religious concern, but district cites campus-only tracking.
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ACLU
John Jay High School
Anson Jones Middle School
San Antonio
Northside Independent School District
Northside Isd
Texas
Lawmakers and officials contact details across Texas
U S representatives and senators from Midland Odessa Lubbock San Antonio and Houston provide office addresses phone numbers and emails for federal contact. Conaway Neugebauer Canseco Cornyn and Hutchison offer district and Washington offices with web contacts for public inquiries.
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U.S
Mike Conaway
Midland
Cannon House
Washington
D.C
Fox
W. Eighth St
Odessa
Desta Drive
Conaway
House
Randy Neugebauer
Lubbock
Washington, D.C
Randy.house
Francisco ‘Quico’ R. Canseco
San Antonio
Longworth
John Cornyn
Hart Senate
Cornyn
Senate
Kay Bailey
Hutchison
Russell Senate
Hutchison.senate.gov
Freedom and Faith Message From 1988 Pulitzer Winners
The piece presents a patriotic statement endorsing freedom as self control guided by moral principles. It cites Let peace begin with me and argues true liberty comes from individual responsibility aligned with religious and philosophical guides. It references figures Patrick Canty Laura Dennis and a dedication to informing readers.
Health act debate shapes burdens for Odessa firm
Deborah J Faltus of Odessa argues the Affordable Care Act and related regulations impose heavy and ongoing administrative costs on contractors. She cites 90 day enrollment waits, continuous COBRA notices, misaligned cancellation rules, payroll delays, and shifting reporting requirements as creating a nightmare of paperwork and gaps in coverage.
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Deborah J Faltus
Odessa
Woman's cancer journey shows misdiagnosis costs and hope
A Odessa woman recalls six months of doubt before MD Anderson confirmed invasive lobular carcinoma stage IIIb. After chemo and radiation, she faced a mastectomy and now stage IV disease with ongoing oral therapy. She urges women to trust self checks and seek second opinions when changes arise.
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Odessa
San Angelo
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Houston
M.D. Anderson
Humble
Texas Oncology
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Patrick Canty
Laura Dennis
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Jeff Korterba
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