Eye for an eye cycle risks broad Middle East peril
A North County Times commentary argues retaliatory violence by Israel and Hamas alike deepens regional instability and could aid Osama bin Laden's aims. It singles out Ariel Sharon for disproportionate actions and warns the U.S. must push for an end to the deadly cycle.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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New police profiling policies spark debate in Texas city
Citizens and officials weigh the implications of a new law mandating profiling policy reforms. Critics argue the rules may hinder crime detection, while supporters say they improve accountability and protect civil rights. Local agencies plan training updates and audits.
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Texascitysun
Heritage Square needs city kept to its word on painting homes
Community urges city to paint Heritage Square exteriors while volunteers keep interiors up to standard. Residents note peeling paint on many houses, urge active City Parks and Heritage groups to hire youth corps from Galveston for exterior work, with paint provided by the city.
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Reach Us Information and Submission Guidelines
The Texas City Sun lists staff contacts for editors and departments. It outlines rate plans, publication details, and postal addresses. It also explains that letters to the editor must be signed with a street address and both daytime and evening phone numbers and provides submission methods.
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Academic freedom should not be absolute, critic says
Texas City reader Jack Cross argues in a guest column that academic freedom must have limits when public colleges use faculty to teach views backed by personal stance. He criticizes COM professor David Smith for broad statements and urges stronger campus accountability and visible rejection of radical viewpoints.
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