Methodist Officials Split Over Civil Disobedience
The United Methodist Church meeting in Dallas endorsed a non violent civil disobedience stance in extreme cases. Critics argue the policy echoes Martin Luther King Jr and ignores law and order, noting Judge Tom Beavley’s defeat in the Texas Supreme Court race.
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Caesar
God
United Methodist Church
Dallas
Martin Luther King
Methodist Church
Tom Beavley
Supreme Court of Texas
Involvement Demand Reflections From Batesville Readers
A Batesville Daily Guard letter critiques the era of rampant civic involvement. The author laments overreach by federal planners, notes the welfare state's expansion, and contrasts personal desire for privacy with the pressure to engage in community, church, and public life.
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Canada
Baptist Church
Lucille Ball
Batesville Ark
Daily Guard
Kids Fear No One in Batesville Guard Thought
In Batesville Arkansas the local paper notes a chain of fear from teachers to the Board of Directors while the students stand fearless. The brief opinion highlights a provocative view of school hierarchy and authority dynamics in society.
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Batesville
Ark
Texan Capitol Mulls Special Session and Gubernatorial Runoff
In Austin the main talk centers on when Gov. Connally will reconvene the legislature to approve a 1989 budget and a tax bill, with June 4, 10, or 11 as possible start dates. The runoff between Preston Smith and Don Yarborough shapes the Democratic race, aided by endorsements for Smith from Carr and Locke.
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Preston Smith
Don Yarborough
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Paducah
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Yarborough
Waggoner Carr
Eugene Locke
Yarborough-Smith
Texas lawmakers and officials mark 1989 shifts in law and leadership
State Rep D E Scott notes voter anger toward police and incumbents while Don Gladden and Gene Smith from Fort Worth secure strong party support. State Supreme Court elects Beavley and McGee. Col Homer Garrison Jr dies. DPS acting director Speir noted. Colorado Rio Grande dispute delayed by Supreme Court. Jefferson County back injury case upheld. insurance bond dispute escalates. State Bar elects Josiah Wheat president-elect. land and oil lease bids bring in 1.4 million dollars. kindergarten standards adopted and desegregation staffing expanded to aid compliance.
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Gene Smith
Fort Worth
Barnes
Tom Beavley
Austin
Sears McGee
Houston
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DPS
Col
Homer Garrison, Jr
Texas
Department of Public Safety
America
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Texas Department of Public Safety
Garrison
Wilson E. Speir
U. S. Supreme Court
Colorado
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Jefferson County
Texas Education Study Ties Federal Funds to TEA Programs
A study with the U S Office of Education aims to improve Texas education and pupil needs, coordinating TEA programs funded by 129 million dollars in federal aid. The plan follows a broader roster of state issues including constitutional revision, budget deficits, and agency updates across Texas government.
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Texas
U.S. Office of Education
First use of bluestocking for learned woman noted
The term bluestocking to describe a learned woman first appears in Boswell's Life of Johnson, marking a historic linguistic moment in literary circles. The phrase linked intellectual women to elite salons and scholarly pursuits in 18th century England.
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Boswell
Johnson
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