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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1987
Page
14
Commentary piece by David F. Lyons with Tom Nickell acting as editor, reflecting on newsroom practices, editorial stance, and archival duties in a concise opinion format. The column emphasizes responsibility in reporting and the interplay between publisher and editor.
The Odessa Phemerican proclaims a commitment to Permian Basin improvement and reader freedom. It emphasizes self control as a divine gift, rejects licentiousness, and anchors beliefs in moral guides including the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
The editorial argues West Texas access to federal support is thin yet improving. It cites Judge William Sessions becoming FBI director and Lucius Bunton as Western District chief, plus a second Midland assistant U.S. attorney, as signs the basin gains prestige and federal attention.
Washington columnist James J. Kilpatrick argues the Iran Contra affair remains essentially unchanged eight months after hearings. He contends the president authorized arms sales to Iran and aides diverted profits to the Contras, while noting questions of criminal intent and the secrecy of high government actions. Kilpatrick emphasizes executive secrecy as historically common, comparing to past presidents.
Andy Rooney lauds the Iran Contra public hearings as a landmark in democracy. He praises George Shultz as the clear winner, notes shifts in his view of Weinberger Meese Regan and questions about Poindexter North and Reagan. He cites ongoing indictments and the need for concrete CIA actions while lauding Congress and press openness.
Joan Beck uses data from The American Woman 1987 88 to sketch a portrait of women in America. The figures cover sports, education, employment, income, family structures, politics and business, highlighting progress and gaps as women pursue equality. Beck writes as a columnist with The.
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