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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1998
Page
10
A columnist argues society pushes youth to extremes and questions who is to blame for school shootings. The piece cites tobacco policy, media, and education as factors while urging serious study by educators, parents, and government leaders.
Banker Frank Bain Jr argues Social Security rates of return are low and privatization could offer better outcomes. He cites Heritage Foundation figures showing a 50/50 mix of Treasuries and Indexed Equities outperforming SSA for a 50 year old African American mother, urging readers to strengthen personal retirement plans.
A San Antonio reader recounts finding a lost one carat diamond after praying for guidance. The ring reappeared embedded in a sidewalk crack ten feet from the bank entrance, restoring hope to the owner and prompting a moral about turning to God in prayer.
Flo r esville reader Flo r esville. Frank Bain linked the missing link idea to denying Clinton misdeeds. The letter suggests Bill Clinton is the missing link and might prove human descent from apes. Burnside signs.
Compiled addresses and phone numbers for President Bill Clinton Senate and House members, Texas state leaders including Governor Bush Lieutenant Governor Bullock Speaker Laney Attorney General Morales Comptroller Sharp and listed Texas senators and representatives with their districts and offices. The data includes Dallas Austin Corpus Christi and San Antonio figures and office rooms.
The Wilson County News invites letters to the editor on topics of interest. Short letters may be chosen for publication, materials are at editor’s discretion. Letters up to 350 words, guest editorials up to 700 words. Deadline is noon Thursday.
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