Sheehan A Symbol Of War Skepticism And News Cycles
The piece argues Cindy Sheehan reflects a national shift in attitudes toward Iraq. It notes media attention during President Bushs Texas visit and cites a CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll showing rising public doubt about the war. It cautions that while Sheehans stance fuels debate, lasting change requires broad national discussion and skepticism in future conflicts.
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Cindy Sheehan
Iraq
Texas
Sheehan
Bush
White House
CNN
USA Today
Gallup
U.S
Texas lawmakers and federal officials contact list
A compiled roll of contact details for U S representatives and senators from Texas and state officials. It lists names party affiliations and office addresses in Washington D C and Texas capitals with phone numbers for Midland Odessa San Antonio Amarillo and Austin offices. It reads like a directory of lawmakers including Conaway Bonilla Cornyn Hutchison West Craddick Seliger and Perry.
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U.S
Mike Conaway
Midland
Cannon House
Washington, D.C
Fox
W. Eighth St
Odessa
Desta Drive
Henry Bonilla
San Antonio
Rayburn House
George E. “Buddy” West
Republican
P.O. Box
Austin
Texas
Tom Craddick
Kel Seliger
Amarillo
Rick Perry
Freedom and self control quoted in Pulitzer tribute editorial
A 1988 Odessa tribute issue proclaims Let peace begin with me and argues freedom as a God given gift and self control. The piece credits Canty Publisher Ken Brodnax and Editor Emeritus Bill Salter with delivering a statement on preserving freedom.
Conason's Syndicated Career Narratives Flawed Logic
Columnist Conason has written for the wire service and other outlets since early in his career, illustrating a long association with media platforms. The text hints at flawed logic in evaluating his writing and affiliations across different publications.
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Conason
Presidential ambitions flare in Clinton Pirro race
The piece contrasts Hillary Rodham Clinton and George W. Bush as enduring presidential contenders, noting Clinton’s renomination bid and Pirro’s challenge for the Senate. It questions the ethics of campaign timing while arguing for full-time public service and cites Rove as influencing Pirro’s strategy.
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White House
Hillary Rodham Clinton
New York
George W. Bush
Texas
United States
Bush
Austin
Jeanine Pirro
Westchester County
Senate
Clinton
Pirro
Westchester
Statehouse
Kansas
Sen
Robert Dole
John McCain
Arizona
Karl Rove
Odessa Poll Prompts Boom Debate On Taxes And Growth
Readers weigh in on economic conditions in Odessa with claims of a boom driven by oilfield and building permits, rising rents, and full motels. The poll shows 73 percent answering No to the question and 27 percent Yes, with comments criticizing property tax levels and growth impacts.
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Bill Salter
God
Jo Kadi
Jeaninephro
Gary Brookins
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