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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2002
Page
4
A compilation of Texas editorials prepared by the Associated Press presents varied opinions on state policy, governance, and social issues as reflected across Texas newspapers. The collection highlights regional perspectives on political leadership, economic matters, and public welfare.
A Texas ban on direct wine sales from out of state was struck down by US District Judge Melinda Harmon. The opinion questions the law’s effectiveness in protecting public welfare and notes scattered regulations have not prevented underage access or harmed market fairness. The piece contrasts beer and wine rules with broader commerce, arguing taxation and delivery logistics argue against strict limits on wine imports.
The House approved a non itemized tax deduction for long term care insurance aimed at middle income individuals and couples. Defined middle income is 20000 to 40000 for individuals and 40000 to 80000 for joint filers. The plan would reduce revenue by 5.3 billion over ten years and move to the Senate for consideration.
A note instructs readers on submitting comments to the OA using the Internet by addressing them to onletters link.freedom.com. The brief specifies the electronic mailing route for public input and mirrors a period style urging participation.
Stephen Chapman notes partisan gamesmanship blocks bold reform yet sometimes curbs pandering. Republicans back private plans, Democrats seek comprehensive coverage. Senate rejection leaves Medicare drug proposal unresolved while costs mount and seniors face premiums. He warns of rising outlays and political inertia.
Larry Elder questions a filed suit against McDonalds Burger King Wendy's and KFC claiming addiction to non-nutritious food. He cites Fast-Food Three Caesar Barber Frances Winn and Israel Bradley with obesity diabetes and hypertension while mocking related lawsuits and public policy proposals.
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