Editorial collection from Texas papers 1998
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers as gathered by The Associated Press. It summarizes opinions on state politics, public policy, and civic issues reflecting editorial voices across the era. The collection preserves the period tone and reflects broader regional concerns.
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Ideas Worth Consideration in Texas Education and Census Debates
The piece weighs Bush and Sharp proposals for targeted education spending and tech workforce growth against politics. It argues for Lone Star Leaders funding, a $20 million boost for STEM graduates, and favors sampling in the 2000 census to improve accuracy, stressing nonpartisan counting for democracy.
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George W. Bush
John Sharp
Bush
Lone Star
Sharp
University of Dallas
Irving
Texas
Census Bureau
National Academy of Sciences
American Statistical Association
General Accounting Office
U.S. Supreme Court
Clinton in Worcester casts pall over gala and poll hopes
The Worcester appearance by President Clinton drew 1,500 inside Mechanics Hall and 2,000 outside. protesters clashed with Secret Service in a city seen as favorable to Democratic gains yet wary of the president. Democratic officials framed the event amid a $30 million grant for law enforcement scholarships and rising GOP momentum in the looming election.
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Worcester
Mass
7Th Cavalry
White House
Mechanics Hall
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Clinton
Michael Pakaluk
Clark University
Dent
Pakaluk
Dana Babcock
Service
New York
Selma
Ala
L. Scott Harshbarger
Joe Moakley
Sen
John Kerry
Kenneth Starr
Konstantina Lukes
Lukes
Richard Nixon
Thomas Dewey
GOP
Peter Roff
Senate
John Kerrys
Father of
Diary of a First Lady in Public Scrutiny
Pederson of The Dallas Morning News chronicles a satirical spoof of Hillary Clinton’s vacation diary with ночe-like entries from August. The mock diary riffs on media questions, political dynamics, and pop culture references, including Chelsea, Bill Clinton, and public remarks. The piece uses flamboyant humor to critique press coverage and celebrity politics.
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Martha's Vineyard
Chelsea
Meryl Streep
Bette Davis
Olivia de Havilland
Dallas
Gulag
Jay Leno
Old Blue Eyes
Frankie Lymon
First Wives Club
Katie Couric
White House
Jimmy Swaggart
H Hefner
Lincoln
Bill
Jesse Jackson
David
Bathsheba
Vanity Fair
Eleanor Roosevelt
Joey Buttafuoco
Collect
Long Island
Candy Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Lady Macbeth
Russia
Clark Gable
Vivien Leigh
Pederson
Dallas Morning News
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Odessa American
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Dunigan’s People
Services, Inc
Mexico
Imerican
Dom
M Anarchy
Salter
Ken Brodnax
Feder
Boston Herald
Wall ST
Donfeder
Hilliary
Ingrid Bergman
Monica
Vernon Jordan
Marlene Dietrich
Detective Starr
Lillmore
By Bruce Tinsley