Odessa resident Ray Perryman nominated for Nobel Prize in Economics
The Odessa community hails M Ray Perryman of The Perryman Group for a 2005 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences nomination. The Baden Baden ceremony backdrop, Perryman’s Odessa ties through family and civic work, and praise from supporters highlight his impact in modeling, development, and policy analysis.
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Power versus knowledge in liberal dominance and education
Thomas Lowell argues that liberalism seeks to impose government control across society, with power trumping knowledge. He cites Kerry education spending, Teresa Heinz Kerry, and tolerance of policy agendas from courts to foundations, warning that elite power shapes studies, funding, and public narratives more than evidence. Lowell, Hoover Institution senior fellow, urges vigilance to prevent liberal monopoly over institutions and knowledge.
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Tax cuts defend a policy amid election debate
A public forum letter argues for the Bush tax cuts as economic stimulus, contending they benefit all earners by boosting spending and jobs, citing Reagan era policy and urging support for Bush over Kerry. It also notes Odessa community reactions to a recent List controversy and commends local police and media.
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