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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2009
Page
3
The piece argues teachers deserve fair pay but warns one time federal stimulus funds for Texas education may create permanent raises. It critiques using a temporary boost to salaries and predicts higher local taxes to sustain ongoing pay levels, urging fiscal restraint and parental support.
The page asserts a pro freedom stance with a message Let peace begin with me. It emphasizes readers’ access to information to promote freedom and self-control aligned with moral guides and the Declaration of Independence. The piece credits Laura Dennis and Ken Brodnax as editors with publishing roles.
A Chaotic review of the Cash for Clunkers program notes rapid funding use and questions whether it truly lowers fuel use. Critics warn many new cars replace older main vehicles, potentially increasing total mileage and costs, while supporters hail stimulus momentum.
Ron Hart offers a libertarian critique of the Obama administration health care push. He questions bill length and understanding, attacks political figures, and argues the public will push back against perceived overreach. He notes costs of defensive medicine and predicts political blame games if reform fails. He cites government programs and ends with a call for accountability.
The Odessa American notes Bob Glast retires today after nearly four decades at City Pipe and Supply. Readers may submit opinions on current topics by emailing onletters Oapa.com and noting thumbs nomination.
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