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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1979
Page
10
The Odessa American states its capsule policy urging voluntary spending of earnings over compulsory distribution. The piece invites republication of editorials with credit and notes the newspaper's mission to improve the Permian Basin as a better place to live through voluntary fiscal approach.
A federal judge orders Ector County Independent School District to enroll children of illegal aliens pending a related hearing. The case centers on whether such students deserve a free public education or whether tuition can be charged. The column argues for voluntary payments by advocates rather than court mandates.
The United States lacks a clear executive lead as President Carter faces steep unpopularity. He pushes a costly energy invasion plan while reshuffling staff, elevating Hamilton Jordan as chief of staff. Critics warn inflation, unemployment, and tax proposals threaten recovery.
A year after launch the D C amendment to treat the District as a state stalls amid indifference. Only six states approved, while many oppose or delay. Proponents argue for representation. opponents warn against altering constitutional structure or ceding land to Maryland, a solution unlikely to satisfy both sides.
A secret UAW poll shows strong Kennedy support within union locals, complicating Carter's standing. Union leaders will stay aloof publicly, while privately backing Kennedy. The report notes high Kennedy favorability and limited Carter backing among auto workers.
A column critiques Hollywoods response to Jane Fondas failed California Arts Council appointment, pairing it with a broader look at McCarthyism, guilt among the wealthy, and the paradox of antiwar activism amid luxury. It argues the era’s politics are misused to brand dissent while real blacklist trends persist.
At the start of the 18th century Britain imported about 20,000 pounds of tea annually. By century's end imports swelled to about 20 million tons, reflecting a dramatic growth in tea trade and consumption.
Letters to the editor may be published if space allows and must include the writer’s signature home address and phone number. Only the name and hometown appear in print. Limit about 500 words. Letters should be timely constructive and of general interest. Personal attacks or slander are not considered.
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