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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2000
Page
4
A compilation of Texas editorials from various state newspapers, assembled by the Associated Press to showcase regional opinions on current issues. The collection captures differing viewpoints, debates, and sentiment across Texas amid evolving political and social topics.
Treasure hunters push for broader rights and higher profits after a Virginia federal appeals court ruling stripped two shipwreck rights from a U S company and granted them to Spain. Debates hinge on preservation versus greed as Oceans Act 2000 contemplates public hearings on federal ocean policy.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows productivity up 5 3 percent annualized in Q2, capping a 12 month surge in output per hour. Economists cite longer hours and high tech investment as drivers, with potential for higher wages without inflation if gains persist.
Public forum guidance directs readers to submit opinions by writing to Odessa PO Box 2952 Odessa TX 79760 or fax to 915 333 7742. The invitation encourages civic input on issues facing the community.
Ann Coulter criticizes perceived political theatrics around race and party switching. The column cites Sen Joseph Lieberman Proposition 209 and attacks liberal resignations while lampooning figures like Arianna Huffington and the media. Coulter describes herself as a conservative writer and lawyer contributing to Human Events.
DON FEDER argues abortion divides party lines as Democrats soft pedal the issue while Republicans face their own tensions. He cites polls showing cautious pro life leanings among the public and notes prominent figures at conventions who voiced mixed or opposing stances. Feder reflects on Casey and quotes his warning about life and value in elections.
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