Clean Texas 2000 environmental program overview
The Texas environment program Clean Texas 2000 aims to cut hazardous waste and toxic releases by 50 percent and reduce landfill solid waste by 50 percent by 2000. It funds citizen initiatives like Texas Watch, focuses on public education via radio, billboards, and newsletters, and honors environmental excellence through annual Governor's Awards. For more information call 1-800-64-TEXAS or write to P O Box 13087 Austin TX.
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Texas
Ann Richards
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Texas Watch
Texas Natural Resource Commission
Mother Earth
P.O
Austins Tx
The Lantern Letters Policy and Publication Guidelines
The Lantern, a Lee College student newspaper in Baytown Texas, invites reader letters to The Other Side. Writers must include name address and phone number. social security is required for letters but only the name is published. Deadline is noon on deadline days.
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the Lantern
Journalism Students of
Lee College District
P.O. Box
Baytown
Texas
Texas Community College Press Association
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association and Collegiate Press Association
Lantern
Social Science Room
Board of Regents
Lee College
New York group attacks Clinton health plan over costs
Third Millennium argues Clinton’s health care reform shifts burden to future generations with an 80 percent early retirement subsidy and universal community rating. It cites New York’s experience in raising young premiums while cutting those for older workers, urging action by lawmakers amid partisan scrutiny. The note identifies AARP lobbying as a driver and warns of budget strain, projecting rising deficits as baby boomers retire.
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CPS
New York
Congress
Clinton
Third Millennium
U.S
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
America
John Rother
Association of Retired Persons
New York State
Bill McInturff
Wall Street Journal
Phony professor? Maya Angelou questioned over unsanctioned role
A lengthy critique alleges poet Maya Angelou has a non existent Wake Forest American Studies post with a closet office, invitation only classes, and a mansion based secretary, while her inaugural poem is claimed to resemble a 1985 work by Norton Tennille Jr. The piece notes delays and inconsistencies in Angelou’s biographical claims and university status.
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Maya Angelou
Ms. Angelou
Marguerite Johnson
Clinton
Arkansas
Trinidad
Angelou
Wake Forest University
Wake Forest
Wake
Norton F. Tennille Jr
Washington D.C
Tennille
Controversy Sparks Over Angelou Poem and Clinton Claims
Disputed poem by Tennille links Angelou to copying amid Outward Bound ties. Clinton faces criticism over liberal press remarks and WWI memories. Notes on Reno child pornography enforcement, Clinton puzzle cheating claim, and Born to Choose album. Kennesaw Mountain College plans a domed stadium nicknamed Hooter Dome.
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Tennille
Angelou
Random House
Outward Bound Project
Outward Bound
Chronicles of Culture
Clinton
Rolling Stone
Barry Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
Pat Buchanan
U.S
Somalia
Europe
George Bush
Janet Reno
Reno
Florida
Horace
New York Times
Air Force One
Times
Watergate
Soundgarden
Lucinda Williams
Born To Choose
Richard Cohen
Washington Post
Cohen
Afghanistan
Southeast Asia
Gulag
Berlin Wall
Hungary
Katin Forest
Kronstadt
Kennesaw Mountain College of Georgia
Owls
Hooter Dome
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Ginger Sjolander
Chrissy Moyer
Kristen Davis
Robert Bruner
Melinda Carwile
Martin Duran
Angie Kennedy
Agustin Laredo III
Colby C. Morris
Whit Snyder
Terri Thomas
Advertising
Leslie Adcox Sanderson
The
Lanter
Aina Ts
Whit
C.C. Holt
Christi Mercer
Gary Rayburn
Budweiser
Bryan Schmidt
Cassie Trout
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