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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2008
Page
7
An AP feature cites Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood urging parents to petition toy makers and the FCC amid the downturn. The column argues blame lies with permissive parents and suggests limiting advertising, not legislative fixes, could improve kids shows and budgets.
Michael Yon, embedded with 10th Mountain Division, describes a quiet South Baghdad mission, veteran soldiers, and growing Iraqi institutions including the SOI and a new Doura Art and Culture Show. He reflects on al Qaeda setbacks, cross-cultural bonds, and hopes for lasting peace as troops wind down.
Doug Patton argues for a full presidential pardon of Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean, border patrol agents convicted after a 2005 incident with Osvaldo Aldrete-Davila. He portrays justice as requiring a clemency decision before George W. Bush leaves office, criticizing immunity deals and urging accountability.
Gov. Rick Perry urged the EPA not to tighten greenhouse gas rules, saying the framework could cripple the Texas economy. He planned a Dec. 2 meeting with president-elect Obama to discuss regulatory concerns and support for energy alternatives, carbon capture, and nuclear investment. The piece also notes Texas lawmakers filing bills and a federal education transition task force. Former Atty Gen Jim Mattox died at 65, with honors in the Texas House Chamber.
The Poth area Food Pantry volunteers thank many churches clubs and individuals for donations of food gifts money and in kind items that fed 38 homebound residents this Thanksgiving. Special thanks to Blessed Sacrament faith formation classes for starting the Food Pantry Poth area Christmas effort.
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