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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2002
Page
4
A reader reflects on a column about a virtuous woman and considers writing on virtuous manhood. The note mentions NOW opposing publicity for a study on age of motherhood, cites Ann Coulter on Phyllis Schlafly, and references Schlafly’s impact on the ERA debate and conservative feminism.
The piece argues that freedom of association extends to all voluntary ties including marriage, membership, or hiring, and that coercive rules whether banning or mandating associations violate this right. It posits the true test is allowing others to freely associate in ways one disapproves, warning that forced association is not freedom.
Reader letter from PAT SMOLEA argues older Americans face rising medication costs and gaps in Medicare for prescription drugs. She urges voter contact with officials, cites personal history of uninsured family, and calls to curb broad social programs while protecting seniors.
A columnist argues that a year after the 9 11 attacks Americans show little change in mood or behavior. Terrorist threats loom, and while public fear persists the nation remains uncertain about the future and the next attack method. The piece urges seriousness and prayer.
Shannon Miller of Moosomin Saskatchewan seeks Jimmy Ray Rankin born July 27 1956 last in Floresville Texas in 1974 while a Texas highway department maintenance tech. Rankin's last known address was 1706 J St Floresville. Miller hopes to locate him or his resting place and invites contact.
Milton and Helen Palmer appeal for peaceful resolution of a local sludge disposal matter. They warn that odor from plants will affect residents near application sites and urge community members to consider the common good over personal gain.
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