Freedom Newspaper Aims to Improve Permian Basin
The Odessa area paper declares its mission to strive for a better Permian Basin, focusing on community betterment and local improvement through journalism and public service. Community leaders and readers are invited to engage with ongoing efforts and local initiatives.
Let Peace Begin With Me in Odessa
A public notices its appeal urging community harmony with the phrase Let Peace Begin With Me and directs correspondence to The Odessa American at Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760 for further guidance.
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Odessa
Mexico halts dollar sales as peso crisis deepens
Mexico imposes currency controls stopping dollar sales in banks and dollar withdrawals to defend the peso. The move triggers black market activity and investor concern as IMF bankers consider loans. Economists say the crisis shows underlying vulnerability despite oil revenue and public works.
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Mexico
United States
Miguel de la Madrid
International Monetary Fund
August 23 1982 history highlights and wars noted
On this day in history many events are recorded including 1775 open rebellion proclamation in the American colonies, 1500 Columbus accused of mistreatment and sent back to Spain, 1914 Japan declared war on Germany, 1944 Allied capture of Marseille in World War II, and 1975 Laos takeover completion by communist forces.
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England
Vne
Columbus
Japan
Germany
France
Marseille
Laos
Statehood for D C a dumbshow says Kilpatrick
James Kilpatrick argues against granting Washington D C statehood calling the 1978 proposed amendment poorly drafted and impractical. He notes D C residents pay taxes and serve in the military but lack voting representation and discusses possible congressional paths to relief. He ridicules New Columbia constitution as liberal and predicts Senate opposition.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
James Madison
U.S. Senate
House
D.C
Abe Lincoln
Washington, D.C
United States
Oregon
Maryland
Washington Monument
Senate
New Columbia
Jimmy Carter
Taiwan China front a Buckley view on promises and progress
William F Buckley critiques Shanghai Communique pledges and US arms sales to Taiwan. He notes Nixon era ambiguity, Kissinger signaling, and the Taiwan Relations Act as a stopping point while forecasting repeated crises. He cites Reagan's stance and Fox Butterfield's China life remark.
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William F. Buckley
People's Republic of China
Soviet Union
Shanghai
Taiwan
China
Nixon
Mao Tse-tung
Sinkis
Henry Kissinger
Peking
New York Times
Rip van Winkle
United States
Reagan
William Loeb
Manchester Union Leader
State Department
Fox Butterfield
Butterfield
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David F. Lyons
Jim Welsh
West Indies
Spain
Citizen Smith
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