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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1987
Page
4
The Odessa American proclaims its mission to promote freedom and self control aligned with moral guides. It asserts freedom as a gift from God, not a government grant, and emphasizes responsible self governance for individuals and the community in the Permian Basin.
Our Opinion argues for shifting from protectionism to free trade principles after Baldridge's death. It calls Reagan to veto protectionist bills, appoint a fearless commerce secretary, and push clear free trade messaging. It criticizes sanctions on Japan and urges less regulation and smarter foreign sales strategy.
Bill Camfield, a Fort Worth freelance columnist, describes a day of disconnection and misfires. The world seems absent as deliveries, calls, meals, and routines fail to align, leaving the reader to reflect on the paradoxical calm of a day with no participation.
Paul Harvey discusses Elizabeth Whelan and the term nosophobia. He argues fear of contaminants drives overreaction to food additives pesticides and radiation amid a long record of safe operations and low health risks. He cites public health figures and compares real deaths from cigarettes AIDS and alcohol to perceived dangers.
Chicago Tribune columnist Andy Rooney argues against blanket bans on pit bulls. He notes most incidents involve owner behavior, cites breed confusion among three registered pit bull groups, and urges focused dangerous dog laws rather than breedwide ordinances. He highlights public sensationalism and stresses owner responsibility.
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