View Thru The Looking Glass cartoon sparks reader letter
A reader criticizes Steinheimer's November 18 cartoon for stereotyping homosexuals and discrimination. Dale R. Stevens argues the insensitive, bigoted portrayal harms diversity awareness and urges consideration of varied perspectives from readers.
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Looking Glass
Steinheimer
Dale R. Stevens
Editorial caricature sparks clash over tolerance and satire
A veteran cartoonist defends harsh yet stereotypical editorial drawings while noting gay rights and military service sparks disagreement with reader Ms Stevens. He cites broad positive reception since the November 18 1992 cartoon and argues editorial pages reflect community opinions rather than publisher stance.
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Dan Quayle
Ms. Stevens
Renters Also Pay Taxes in Hidden Way
A reader rebuts a letter claiming only property owners pay taxes. The writer explains renters indirectly bear property tax through higher rents, noting owners receive tax bills and can contest assessments, while renters lack that direct leverage. Renters are portrayed as essential to property owners who rely on rental income.
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Stephen Gieselman
Gieselman
Thanks from ART Dear Wimberley 1992 Holiday Message
The Artistic Repertory Theatre thanks residents and businesses for 1992 support enabling growth and more opportunities for play-goers in their own back yard. The note promises entertaining performances in 1993 and wishes a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from directors Daphne Brown and Rob Faubion.
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Wimberley
Artistic Repertory Theatre
Christmas Tree for Our Three Dogs and a Rescued Spot
A couple and their three dogs share a festive Christmas tree. Spot, a Doberman Chow mix, transforms from fearful, starved puppy to a loving pet with PAWS guidance and family care. Lilly and Christy respond to the season with varying enthusiasm and affection.
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Lilly
Spot
Africa
PAWS
Paws Shelter
The Leaf Ballet on a Breezy Autumn Day
Poem by Gladys Cymric Strong reflecting on a leaf’s graceful dance in autumn breeze and a wish to learn dancing if returned as a leaf someday.
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Gladys Cymric Strong
Obituary of Samuel Rhodes Dunlap 1911 1992
Samuel Rhodes Dunlap 81 died at home. Graveside services were held at Grove Hill Cemetery Dallas with local memorials in January. Donahue Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include a brother and sister in law Henry and Margaret Wim berley Texas, two nephews Sam and John Texas, two cousins Delight Hoffman California and Sam and Alice Johnson Texas. Born March 11 1911 in Bryan Texas he earned degrees from Rice University and Iowa and taught at the University of Iowa becoming a full professor in 1953. He wrote works on English literature and was praised as an amateur pianist. The Rhodes Dunlap Scholarship honors him at Iowa.
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