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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2002
Page
9
As the 9th Circuit clamps down on the pledge as unconstitutional critics warn of broad rights erosion. The piece cites Supreme Court precedents on flag desecration and questions the impact on schoolchildren and public oath takers amid political controversy.
The piece argues the insurance industry drives the crisis and seeks to restrict malpractice suits. It cites Center for Justice and Democracy reports, WSJ summaries, and claims price cuts failed to lower premiums, with Texas history of tort deformers shaping policy.
Richard J. Santos of the American Legion denounces court rulings on flag desecration and urges swift passage of a flag-protection amendment. He critiques states and insurers, cites Senate actions on a bailout, and warns of threats to patriotic symbols and the pledge.
The document lists federal contacts including President George W. Bush at The White House Washington D C 20500 with phone 202 456 1414 and a note that Senate offices are in the Senate Office Building Washington D C 20510. It provides addresses for all senators.
Mary Louise Blanch 86 of Nixon died Sunday June 30 2002. Born November 19 1915 in Hamshire to Carl and Gillie Deaton she married Robert Lee Blanch April 27 1932. he died 1968. Homemaker member of First United Methodist Church Nixon and Garden Club. Visitation July 2 Finch Funeral Chapel Nixon. Graveside service 11 a.m. Wednesday Nixon Cemetery. Survived by children Elizabeth Young Marilyn Preiss Sue Lyssy and spouses Robert Blanch George Blanch John Chester Blanch Hugh Blanch a sister Viola Williford a brother Melvin Deaton plus 19 grandchildren 36 great grandchildren and 12 great great grandchildren. Memorials to donor's choice. Obituary includes political contact lines and officials.
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