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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1998
Page
4
Editorial notes the Texas drought and heat of 1998 prompt federal aid for agriculture. It cites a presidential disaster declaration enabling emergency loans for farmers and federal funds to assist low income residents with fans and air conditioners, highlighting communal support in a rugged state.
The Capitol Hill gun attack killed two federal guards and wounded a tourist, prompting renewed calls to review Capitol security. Officers’ deaths underscore the dangers faced by federal personnel and may push for stricter measures as questions arise about why the tragedy occurred.
The Texas $17.6 billion tobacco settlement offers a watershed chance to invest in public health and aid uninsured children. Gov. Bush and Atty. Gen. Morales forged a cooperative path to persuade the Legislature to dedicate settlement funds, despite short term budget pressures, aiming for a healthier Texas and broader state needs.
Joseph Sobran argues that President Clinton’s alleged perjury signals a partisan double standard. He cites CNN host Bill Press and Rep. Robert Wexler defending or downplaying sex-related misconduct as not disqualifying. The column contends that such arguments erode rule of law and trust in government, urging accountability and highlighting Madison’s caution on civic virtue.
Feder argues the Clinton presidency mirrors historic hollow leaders, from FDR and JFK to Harding and Nixon, noting the dangers of polished facades. He critiques deceit in political mythmaking, contrasting Roosevelt’s era with Kennedy and Clinton, and ends reflecting on future judgment.
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