Border violence rises near US Mexico border dangers
The piece warns that cartel violence and terrorism threats have grown closer to the United States. It notes recent massacres of migrants, use of grenades and car bombs in Mexican cities, killings of officials, and the shifting tactics of drug gangs. It argues for vigilance without calling for border closure.
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San Diego
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South America
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Matamoros
Gateway International Bridge
Reynosa
Tamaulipas
Hidalgo
Ciudad Victoria
Monterrey
Peaceful Creed Echoes From Pulitzer Laureates
The piece cites Laura Fnnnis and Ken Brotnax as Pulitzer Prize winners 1988 and includes a declaration urging readers to pursue freedom through self-control and moral guidance. It emphasizes freedom as a divine gift, not political power, aligning with the Golden Rule and the Coveting Commandment.
Texas redistricting work under way at capitol
State efforts to redraw Texas legislative lines move forward as lawmakers tackle district boundaries. Representative Tryon Lewis, listing Ector, Andrews and Winkler counties among his constituents, signals ongoing work on the mapping process. The scene centers on the Capitol as committees review maps and schedule hearings.
Redistricting Outlook for West Texas Legislators
Representative Tryon Lewis outlines Texas redistricting following the 2000 census. He notes shifts eastward for West Texas, district size changes from 145k to about 168k, potential decline in West Texas House seats, larger Senate districts, and possible new congressional seats. He cites hearings across cities, reviews by the Voting Rights Act, and the option of the Legislative Redistricting Board if bills fail. He invites contact at 332-0394 or tryon.lewis@house.state.tx.us.
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Passage of E-6 and an era with Thomas Sowell
The article marks the passing of E-6 and honors a lasting era. It notes Thomas Sowell as a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, and as a syndicated columnist.
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Sowell
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
E-6 to vanish in color photography era
The writer notes the discontinuation of color slide processing by Chromatics in Nashville signaling the end of E-6. He recalls E-3 and Kodachrome, once icons of color photography, now fading as digital methods dominate. Kodak’s past processing model and legal restrictions are mentioned as contributing factors to a changing field.
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Nashville
Kodak
Kodachrome
Washington
Police memorial statue installed at Odessa Police Department
Public letter praises the new police memorial statue in front of the Odessa Police Department. Readers are invited to send comments by emailing onletters capa.com and noting a thumbs nomination.
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Odessa Police Department
Odessa
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