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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2012
Page
4
San Antonio Express News reports that in Bexar County last year over 2000 students were sent home on the first day due to incomplete immunizations. Schools warn families to complete required vaccines before classes start to avoid removal and ensure a smooth start to the new school year.
A compiled roster lists U.S. and state lawmakers with office addresses in Washington and Texas, including Rep. Mike Conaway Odessa Midland and Sen. John Cornyn with Capitol contacts, plus offices for Rep. Tryon Lewis and Sen. Kel Seliger. It notes phone numbers, district offices, and official email links for multiple officials across Texas.
The fragment outlines submission rights for letters to the Odessa American, noting copyright and contact details including a mailing address and a fax number. It references AACR style and urges readers to mail letters to the editor or send via fax.
A newspaper page presents a quotation attributed to Patrick Canty publisher and Laura Dennis editor praising inner peace as a foundation for freedom. It frames freedom as a divine gift tied to self-control and moral guides like the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Sowell reflects on Harlem history from Dutch settlement to its 20th century shift, noting diverse ethnic enclaves, rising crime pre and post black majorities, and the enduring tension between economic ascent and neighborhood decline. He recounts personal memories of W 145th Street in the 1940s and contrasts past educative value with present material gains.
A columnist argues Drug War policies cause crime and urges reform. It criticizes punitive approaches, cites costs and incarceration rates, and advocates focusing on violent crime and treatment over nonviolent drug use. Colleen McCool notes live in Stephenville and McCool Portraits & Political Commentary.
A reader argues the Supreme Court ruling makes the individual health insurance mandate a punitive tax. The writer links debates over Obamacare to broader questions of government power, taxes, and whether Americans remain citizens or have become subjects. ANTHONY FE JONES MONAHANS.
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