Texas Views Editorial Collection From Texas Newspapers
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers provided by the Associated Press. The package titled Texas Views offers a survey of opinions on state issues as of September 25, 2000, reflecting perspectives across Texas media.
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Opessa American
Texas
The
Associated Press
Call for international peacekeeping instead of sole US role
The author argues the United States bears excessive cost as the main peacekeeper. A better approach is to rely on a UN led international force with American volunteers serving under UN command, drawn from military or civilian life.
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Clinton
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
America
Bosnia
Kosovo
United Nations
U.N
Push for mandatory physical education in public schools
San Antonio Express-News argues for reviving daily PE across districts. It cites Texas CATCH program success, grants reaching 700 schools, and a pending federal bill proposing 400 million over five years to restore PE amid rising sedentary habits.
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Texas
Texas Department of Health
Congress
San Antonio Express-News
Public Forum in Odessa American Letters Page
Odessa American invites reader opinions on local issues via Public Forum letters. Submit by mail to PO Box 2952 or by fax or email address provided. responses may be printed in upcoming editions.
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Public Forum
Odessa
American PO
Ann Coulter on Shays and a Libertarian fantasy campaign
Irish Alzheimer's remark frames a political diatribe by Ann Coulter among Connecticut politics. She recalls Rep Chris Shays, praises Jim Campbell opposition, and outlines a one month third party bid with Libertarians over drug legalization while criticizing government bloat and policy aims.
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Noble Fourth
Connecticut
Claire Booth Luce
Chris Shays
John Conyers
Shays
Jim Campbell
New York Times
Campbell
Republican Party
Jesse Ventura
Connecticut Libertarian Party
Department of Health and Human Services
Department of Education
Department of Commerce
National Endowment of the Arts
National Endowment For the Humanities
Department of Agriculture
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department of Transportation
Coulter
Human Events
Hollywood’s Dem ties fuel attacks on culture and youth
Feder argues that Al Gore and Joe Lieberman court Hollywood donors and voters while pledging regulation that never comes, portraying Hollywood as a degeneracy factory shaping a hedonistic, youth-first generation and aligning with a political left that undermines traditional values. The column concludes with a jab at campaign theater and a claim that Hollywood buys influence in both venues.
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Gore
Joe Lieberman
Beverly Hills
Hollywood
Federal Trade Commission
Lieberman
America
Democratic Party
Rob Reiner
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