Odessa American Capsule Policy Editorial Stance
The Odessa American states a libertarian growth view urging voluntary spending over forced distribution. It invites reproduction of editorials from these columns with proper credit, reflecting a long run preference for minimal government intervention and voluntary trade within the Permian Basin community.
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Private sector urged to curb federal agency growth
The Wall Street Journal notes Labor Department officials and enforcer Weldon Rougeau claim affirmative action rules will expand beyond federal contractors. It warns the Carter administration’s reorganization won’t curb the bureaucracy, predicting stronger enforcement on banks, insurers, energy, and higher education and urging industry pressure to rein in regulators.
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Supreme Court
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Uniroyal
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Reagan's tough anti abortion stance fuels 1980 race
New York Reagan endorses a constitutional amendment to ban abortions with exceptions, and even supports a constitutional convention if needed. The stance coins a stark contrast among Republican rivals Baker Bush Connally Crane, shaping primaries and possibly the November contest. Reagan urges using legislative routes first, with a convention as last resort to secure a right to life.
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Ronald Reagan
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Bush
Connally
Crane
Reagan
Philip Crane
Congress
United States
Carter
Israel Faces Growing Isolation Over PLO Moves
The article notes Israel's mounting political isolation as Dayan fails to win Dutch support for its Lebanon campaign and U S and European powers weigh a possible shift toward PLO engagement. It highlights European concerns about Soviet influence, Arab state participation, and potential U N action shaping future Middle East policy.
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Lebanon
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West Bank
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U.S
PLO
Moshe Dayan
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Netherlands
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Menahem Begin
Dayan
Soviet Union
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
West Germany
Bonn
Helmut Schmidt
Europe
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London
Margaret Thatcher
France
Carter
Should Congress give aid to Chrysler?
Opinion argues against federal aid to Chrysler despite 125000 U.S. workers affected. It weighs economic costs, unemployment, and tax impacts, contrasts liberal and conservative views, cites Lockheed bailout, and questions corporate taxation and policy. It concludes abolishing the corporate tax could shift costs to consumers and provide stock windfalls, benefiting Chrysler indirectly.
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Congress
Chrysler
Crossword puzzle clues from a late era page
A compact list of crossword style clues and definitions appears with entries such as Down and Across hints. The page lists terms including "Seed Resting place for Noah's ark Madrid mar" and "Caviar base Crossword puzzle" suggesting a puzzle grid and themed wordplay.
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Madrid
Mar
Menic Caverns
Terre Haute's River
Letters to the editor over school facts in Odessa
A reader praises school board president while demanding facts about classroom shortages and half day sessions in Ector County. Billie Jean Stewart urges disclosure of trial transcript details and questions superintendent Holm and Walker on enrollment, busing, and compliance.
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Shirley Huffaker
Ector County
Missouri
Huffaker
Billie Jean Stewart
Conspiracy Narrative Blames US Policy For Loss of Freedom
Jeanne Fuller signs a letter denouncing a hidden scheme she describes as teaching Americans a substitute prayer. The piece accuses a Washington based plan of cradle to grave security and planned economy, demanding shared scarcity and loss of individual freedom.
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Washington
Kingdom of America
Jeanne Fuller
Odessa
Almanac date and world events for August 7 1979
Almanac notes the date Tuesday August 7 1979 as the 219th day of the year with 146 remaining. It lists key historical events including the 1789 establishment of War and Navy departments, Soviet bombing raids on Berlin in 1941, U S Marines landing at Guadalcanal in 1942, Rudolf Abel indictment in 1957, and Ivory Coast independence in 1960.
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Berlin
U.S
Guadalcanal
Pacific
New York
Rudolf Abel
Ivory Coast
France
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