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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1997
Page
8
Eighth grade students urge the president to lower college costs and expand access for financially needy families. They advocate drug prevention in schools, state empowerment, a nationwide teen curfew, and stronger action against terrorism, citing Oklahoma City and broader safety concerns.
A citizen urges President Clinton to prioritize Americans in policy. The letter emphasizes protecting the environment, aiding unemployed citizens, and wisely using funds at home before spending abroad. It frames the plea as a call to place US interests first.
A long roster of individuals from Shamrock Amarillo Lubbock Pampa Fort Worth and numerous other towns across Texas Oklahoma California Louisiana and beyond is cited as participants or members in a community listing. Names include Bernice Stice Caroline Lancaster Noel Cudd Dennis Powell James Hall Harvey Isaacs Della O Neill B W Wilson Marie Eastham Thadys Hedger Ray Bradshaw Anthony Porter Don Lewis Elmer Roy Lukas Wilbur Beverly Clinkscale Dale Donaldson Mrs John M Bransford Stanley Oldham Gladys Bell Harry Creed and many others.
The proverb questions effort spent chasing the wrong goal, stressing the futility of speed without correct direction. It implies focus on choosing valid aim before action rather than wasting energy in the wrong path.
The article notes National Blue Ribbon Week during April to raise awareness of child abuse and CPS reports. It traces Bonnie Finney of Norfolk Virginia whose blue ribbon campaign inspired nationwide efforts by the National Exchange Club and its Foundation. The program promotes blue ribbon pins, parent aides, and a three year campaign to distribute millions of pins and support families, with contact details for participation.
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