Enron Memos Rally Against Regulators and Markets
The Enron memos indict regulators Bush administration and Congress for failure to protect California consumers. They urge FERC to keep price controls and demand a transparent, government overseen energy market like the stock market. Houston Chronicle notes Likud vote harms Israelis and U.S. diplomacy, urging responsible leadership amid Middle East violence.
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San Diego Union-Tribune
Enron
California
Congress
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
FERC
Bush Administration
Houston Chronicle
Likud
West Bank
Gaza
U.S
Benjamin Netanyahu
Clinton
Ehud Barak
Yasser Arafat
Israel
Middle East
Watchfire memory and Vietnam veterans' tribute on Memorial Day weekend
A letter extols VE Day and warns of forgetfulness toward veterans while detailing the Galveston County Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 685 Watchfire on Texas City dike for Memorial Day weekend 2002. Activities begin May 24 with a POW MIA ceremony, flag elements, and a call for public participation and awareness.
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Harms Way
Veterans of Galveston County Chapter 685
The
Vietnam Veterans of America
Texas City
Andy Olin
Korhh
Chadarian
Doonesbury Notes Incomplete Texas City Sun Masthead
A clipped OCR of a Texas City Sun masthead shows editors publishers and staff names with garbled emails and titles. The fragment lists Doonesbury and a sporadic editorial page staff including editor publisher managing editor columnist sports editor chief photographer and advertising director.
Texas City Sun Subscriptions and Publication Note
The Associated Press holds rights to local spontaneous news in this paper. Subscriptions: carrier 9.95 monthly 119.40 yearly. daily 5.00 monthly 60.00 yearly. Mail 14.00 monthly 168.00 yearly. Published daily by Texas City Newspapers Inc. Address and post returns provided. Obscene material will not be printed.
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Associated Press
Texas City Sun
Texas City Newspapers Inc
Emmett F. Lowry
Texas City
Texas
George H Russell: Subsidized death in US politics
George H Russell denounces what he calls subsidized death by government policy. He targets food stamps, factory farms, cattle ranches, timber industries, tobacco, and chemical firms as subsidies harming health, forests, water, and the nation. Russell identifies himself as Huntsville based critic and opponent of the death penalty.
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United States of America
America
Washington D. C
Washington
Congress
George H. Russell
Huntsville
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