Supreme Court ruling deems flag burning constitutional protest
Reader letter protests Supreme Court decision allowing flag burning as political speech. The writer laments the ruling, argues it disrespects national symbols and veterans, and urges alternatives like contacting officials rather than public demonstrations. The letter frames the decision as unpatriotic and dangerous to national unity.
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United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Mars
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Letters From The People Praise Wellington Little League Support
Dear Editor, thanks for Mark Killian’s letter about Wellington summer baseball. Little League Baseball Inc sanctions the teams and offers T Ball, Little League baseball and softball for ages 6 to 15. The program builds loyalty, character and courage, with motto and pledge guiding youth growth. The Whistler painting reference is noted as "Arrangement in Grey and Black."
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Mark Killian
Wellington
Little League Baseball, Inc
Little League
Texas 25th Anniversary Season Opens with Gala July .
The 25th anniversary of the Palo Duro Canyon outdoor drama TEXAS debuts June 13 at the Pioneer Amphitheater near Amarillo and Canyon with nightly performances through August 25. Foundation Night, legislative events, art focus, and Country and Western night highlight the first weekend plus special prizes for audience members, celebrity guests, and a silver anniversary patio ribbon cutting. Tickets range from 6 to 10 dollars with an optional chuckwagon barbecue.
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Texas
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
Pioneer
Amarillo
Canyon
Texas Panhandle Heritage Foundation, Inc
Chuck Nash
Texas Parks and Wildlife Board
Panhandle- Plains Historical Museum
U.S
Ed Montana
Great Western Distributing Company
Montana
Palo Duro Canyon
American Airlines
Paul Green
Neil Hess
Institute of Outdoor Drama
P.O
Sutphen's
State leaders cheer as school finance plan faces court challenge
After a 92 day session Gov. Bill Clements signed school finance and tax bills amid skepticism from Hispanic lawmakers. Key lawmakers Luna Cavazos Wilson expectcourt rejection. Judge McCown to rule June 25 on whether revenues are shared fairly and if the plan meets constitutional demands. Court-ordered spending, potential income tax talk, and legislative gains highlighted a tense post session outlook.
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Austin
Bill Clements
Greg Luna
San Antonio
Luna
Eddie Cavazos
Dcorpus Christi
al Kaufmann
Scott McCown
McCown
Cavazos
Ron Wilson
Houston
Texas Supreme Court
Wilson
Bill Hobby
GOP
Buster Brown
Dan Morales
Morales
Leader Readers Names Tied to Wide Geographic Cast
A long list of readers and towns across the region appears, naming James Wolf Lubbock Rudy Miller Wichita Falls Roger Weems Gainesville VA Lorene Wolf Tipton OK Frank Kennedy Vega Alfred Allred Dallas Larry Oldham Midland Jack D Harwell Denton Mrs Margaret Daum Greenville Mrs Joe R Barron Bryan Glen D Norman Bryan John Jackson South Fork CO Balma Brignon Mangum OK Gerald Copeland Sr Canyon Clinton J Gibbs Amarillo K 96 Radio Childress Frances J Martin Hollis OK J F Neel Memphis Cindy Parker Arlington Mrs Joe Brooks Ethel Clark Kenneth Colwell Walter Deger Terry Fincher Loyd Langley Carmen Lindley T E Lindley and W W Shields Melvin Hyman Madisonville TN Tammie L Howard Lubbock Le Ed Oswalt Houston Wesley N Reeves Austin Mr and Mrs Eddie Gooding Lexington SC J D Robinson Garland Mrs Nell Bray Willow Park Nancy Manning Amarillo Tommy Lindley Shamrock Boris Phipps Mrs Fred Dayton McAllen.
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James Wolf
Lubbock
Rudy Miller
Wichita Falls
Roger Weems
Gainesville
Lorene Wolf
Tipton
Frank Kennedy
Vega
Alfred Allred
Dallas
Larry Oldham
Midland
Jack D. Harwell
Denton
Margaret Daum
Greenville
Joe R. Barron
Bryan
Glen
D. Norman
John Jackson
South Fork
Balma Brignon
Mangum
Gerald Copeland
Canyon
Clinton J. Gibbs
Amarillo
K-96 Radio
Childress
Frances J. Martin
Hollis
J.F. Neel
Memphis
Cindy Parker
Arlington
Joe Brooks
Ethel Clark
Kenneth Colwell
Walter Deger
Terry Fincher
Loyd Langley
Carmen Lindley
T.E. Lindley
W.W. Shields
Melvin Hyman
Madisonville
Tammie L. Howard
le Ed Oswalt
Houston
Wesley N. Reeves
Austin
Eddie Gooding
Lexington
J.D. Robinson
Garland
Nell Bray
Willow Park
Nancy Manning
Tommy Lindley
Shamrock
Boris Phipps
Fred Dayton
McAllen
WATS Refund Class Action Notice in Texas
Public notice to former and current Southwestern Bell WATS/800 subscribers outlines a class action settlement in Docket 7297 at the Texas Public Utility Commission. It covers refunds for overtime charges from September 1976 to February 1987, with payment details, contact numbers, and deadlines for claims by October 5, 1990.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Public Utility Commission of Texas
Southwestern Bell
MCI Telecommunications Corporation
Class of Texas Intrastate
WATS
126Th Judicial District Court
Travis County
Texas
Local Exchange Telephone Companies
At&t Communications
Southwest
Bell Plaza
Room
Dallas
Public Utility Commission
Public Information Division
Teletypewriter
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Virginia Robey News
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Texas Press Association
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James McNeill Whistlers
Panhandle Plains Historical Museum
Frank Reaugh
Reaugh
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