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Did the First American in Space Take an Extra Golf Ball to the Moon? Original

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By Barbara A. Radnofsky, Ed Supkis
| The Texas Observer Verified
Editor’s Note: The Barber, The Astronaut, and The Golf Ball by Barbara Radnofsky and Ed Supkis will be published on October 22 by Stoney Creek Publishing. This excerpt, which has been edited and condensed, is published with permission. The rural speed trap Texas town of Webster was no comfortable place in the 1960s for Carlos Villagomez, a U.S. Navy seaman who had seen combat on a gunboat on the rivers of what is now Vietnam.
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Commentary: The best path forward to regulate abortion: the Texas Constitution.

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By Joe Jaworski, Lee Arellano, Barbara A. Radnofsky
| San Antonio Express-News Verified
The Texas Constitution, adopted in 1876 by Texans who despised authoritarian and intrusive government, has been interpreted by judges and amended by voters periodically to secure individual freedom, equal protection and limited government. The Texas Supreme Court has historically interpreted the Texas Constitution as protecting individual privacy rights. Texas voters passed the Equal Rights Amendment in 1972.
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Future of abortion rights and others is in our own hands

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By Joe Jaworski, Barbara A. Radnofsky, Lee Arellano
| Galveston County Daily News Verified
Who has the authority to regulate abortion in America? The people and their elected representatives, in fact. The U.S. Supreme Court's Dobbs opinion has put abortion squarely on the ballot. Texas' 2022 midterm election presents voters an opportunity to pick executives, legislators and jurists who believe women possess the right to decide when to reproduce. Women deserve equal treatment under the law, like men, in all matters, including determining when to start a family.
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