Forgotten flooded neighbors seek help from community
Elaine Kolodzie offers an opinion piece urging aid for flood victims eight months after the 98 disaster in Sutherland Springs and Wilson County. Sandra Shaw describes ongoing desperate needs, including death by action attempts, debris removal, and repairs. she invites volunteers and donations, listing contact 830-947-3692.
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Sandra Shaw
FEMA
The
Red Cross
Sutherland Springs
Wilson County
Shaw
Raising today's children and the discipline debate
A personal reminiscence on corporal punishment from childhood, family routines, and the persuasive pull of authority. The piece references parental beating, uncle lessons, and the author’s eventual use with his own sons, ending with a note on a Texas banker Bain and a call to write.
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Mom
Dad
John
Oklahoma
Local clinics offer Secure Horizons care in Stockdale and LaVernia
Dr. Daryl C. Currier states Stockdale and LaVernia Family Medical Centers have been credentialed to treat Secure Horizons patients since November 1996. He says the centers accept new patients and that Wilson Memorial administration falsely claimed patients must drive to San Antonio for care, urging correction in the Wilson County News.
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Wilson Memorial Hospital
Secure Horizons
San Antonio
Stockdale
LaVernia Family
Clin
Ics
LaVernia
Duffield
Wilson Memorial
Wilson County News
Wilson County
Stockdale and
Daryl C. Currier
M.D. Stockdale
Police Corruption Spotlight as NY Cop Testifies in Louima Case
A New York City police sergeant testified that officer Justin Volpe boasted of ramming a stick into Abner Louima and asked others to smell it. The testimony, amid public outcry over Louima and Amadou Diallo, highlights police misconduct and a culture of silence within departments.
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New York City
Kenneth Wernick
Federal District Court
Brooklyn
Justin A. Volpe
Abner Louima
Volpe
Wernick
Louima
Amadou Diallo
New York
Rudolph Giuliani
Volpe-Louima
Patrick Antoine
Feminists oppose Bush abortion stance in New York elections
Diane Amantea argues that New York feminists reject George W. Bush for being pro life, condemning abortion and praising alternative options. She asserts abortion harms society, advocates contraception and adoption, and warns of lost potential human achievements. She invites reader feedback.
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Mother Teresa
Diane Amantea
King
East 45Th Street
New York
N.Y
Deckert
Hearst.com
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