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Raise Hell: The Life & Times of Molly Ivins

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By Molly Ivins, Forrest Wilder Verified
| Metacritic
Written By:Janice Engel, Monique Zavistovski Available after 4 ratings Molly IvinsSelf - Columnist Forrest WilderSelf - Editor, The Texas Observer Dave McNeelySelf - Political Columnist Lou DuboseSelf - Journalist, Molly's Co-Author Andy IvinsSelf - Molly's Brother Sara Ivins MaleySelf - -Molly's Sister Marty MaleySelf - Brother-in-Law Sara SpeightsSelf - Journalist, Ex-Lobbyist Muffie MoroneySelf - Childhood Friend Marcia Wigby CarterSelf - Childhood Friend Marg EllistonSelf - Childhood...
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Molly Ivins on School Vouchers (1997) Original

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By Molly Ivins
| The Texas Observer Verified
Editor’s Note: The Observer published this column in its April 11, 1997, edition under the headline: “Texas: Laboratory for Lunacy.” That year’s private school voucher proposal narrowly died at the Lege. Three strikes and you’re out? Watch Texas spend more on prisons than it does on schools. Thinking of making your tax structure more regressive? Come to the Lone Star State and see how it’s done. The latest brainstorm to afflict our friendly pols in Austin is school vouchers.
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Staying Informed Becomes Harder for North Dakotans

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By Molly Ivins
| Public News Service Verified
This month, North Dakota has become the latest state to be swept up in the declining presence of local news media. One expert sees it as a concerning trend, especially as it relates to accountability and democracy. In northeastern North Dakota, Ness Press has ended publishing eight weekly newspapers. Operators of the family-run business say a lack of ad revenue, and having no one else to take over, prompted the decision. The papers centered around local announcements.
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