News Archive
Call to Action: El Paso to rally on Saturday to prepare for Asarco hearing
January 6, 2005
More than 100 people are expected to join Senator Eliot Shapleigh in a press conference on Saturday.
Shapiro to propose state property tax
January 4, 2005
She says levy would equalize school funding, eliminate Robin Hood.
Shapleigh UnveilsTexas Borderlands Report
January 3, 2005
El Paso lawmaker says region being hurt by regressive taxation, lack of investment and political polarization.
Sentencing by the Numbers
January 2, 2005
Virginia encourages its judges to sentence nonviolent offenders the way insurance agents write policies, based on a short list of factors.
Bush Immigration Plan Meets GOP Opposition
January 2, 2005
Lawmakers Resist Temporary-Worker Proposal
Heavy Questions
January 2, 2005
Fifty-nine percent of its children live below the poverty level, and in the strange new arithmetic of want, in which poverty means not starvation but its opposite, it is also one of the fattest.
A Legal Quest Against the Death Penalty
January 2, 2005
At night in his chambers, the federal judge would sign on to the Internet. He would pore over the details of criminal cases from around the country that had resulted in death sentences.
Sleaze in the Capitol
January 2, 2005
One of the sorriest chapters of American history, the gulling of native Indian tribes.
Bush Immigration Plan Meets GOP Opposition
January 2, 2005
Lawmakers Resist Temporary-Worker Proposal
Craddick backs state property tax
January 1, 2005
Speaker says measure is only way to end 'Robin Hood' school funding.
BRAC will be priority for Texas in 2005
January 1, 2005
Legislative leaders have been working diligently for months to assess the State's needs, formulate legislative agendas and develop necessary and effective policies.
Shapleigh honors education leader
January 1, 2005
Educator who changed Texas’ education system wins January
County failing in its role as guardian
December 21, 2004
Dallas hasn't financed system to protect vulnerable, relies on ill-funded state agency.
Many Counties Failing Fine-Particle Air Rules
December 18, 2004
About a third of all Americans live in counties that do not meet seven-year-old standards for microscopic particles of pollution.
German doctors use stem cells to repair skull injury
December 17, 2004
Surgeons have used stem cells from fat to help repair skull damage in a 7-year-old girl in Germany, in what's apparently the first time such fat-derived cells have been exploited to grow bone in a human.
States' Pocketbooks Are Fuller, but Health Costs Stall Recovery
December 17, 2004
The fiscal condition of the states improved this year, but soaring health costs have made it difficult.
Uncharitable?
December 16, 2004
When a faith-based hospital sues a grieving widow over medical debt, plunging her family deeper into poverty, some part of the health care system has clearly failed.
Senator to unveil new Mission Valley specialty license plates
December 16, 2004
Plates will help restore Socorro Mission; Press conference is Saturday at 6 p.m.
Surprising Conclusions About Texas Uninsured In TDI Report
December 14, 2004
Despite frequent business refrain, it is not costly mandates driving people away from insurance
El Paso Lawmakers React to Business Community's 'Pay to Play' Strategy
December 13, 2004
Moreno says secret meeting with Hutchison highlights city's ethnic divide.
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