Freedom Newspaper Editorial Promise for Permian Basin
Olin Ashley, editor of The American, argues that every person would achieve greater satisfaction and community well being if the Permian Basin pursued common goals, improved civic life, and shared responsibility for progress. The piece reflects a local aspiration to unite residents toward practical improvements and a better living environment.
Reagan Mandate Prompts Bold Plan To Trim Government
As Reagan wins a mandate across regions and social groups, the article urges major cuts and reforms. It calls for a 30 percent Kemp Roth tax cut phased in over three years, a federal hiring freeze, abolition of the Energy and Education departments, a serious Social Security study, and repeal of several federal commissions. It argues a new coalition seeks a smaller, less meddlesome government.
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Reagan
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Birch Bayh
Frank Church
Warren Magnuson
John Culver
George McGovern
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Solid South
New Frontier
Concensus
Ronald Reagan
Kemp- Roth
Department of Energy
Department of Education
Reader critique of DeToledano column on Palestine flight calls
Letter to the editor questions Ralph deToledano's view of the Arab-Israeli conflict. The writer cites BBC monitoring in 1947-48, asking why Arab broadcasts urging Palestinians to flee were not heard and notes BBC reports of calls for the population to move. The piece argues for a more balanced presentation.
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Ralph deToledano
Palestine
British Broadcasting Corporation
Mideast
BBC
Questioning Middle East history and American perspective
A reader letter from Peter P. Pranis Jr of Odessa critiques published accounts of Palestine Mandate events and the 1947 48 Arab Israeli conflicts. He argues the need for clear American understanding of what occurred versus competing narratives and criticizes de Toledano's article as unhelpful.
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Palestine Mandate
United States
Middle East
C.I.A
Jordan
U.N
Israel
Pearl Harbor
Egypt
America
de Toledano
Peter P. Pranis, Jr
Odessa
Almanac for December 1, 1980 starts with history reel
Today is Monday December 1 1980 the 336th day of the year There are 30 days left in 1980 The day highlights Yugoslavia forming from Serbs Croats and Slovenes in 1918 The deadlock in 1824 sent the presidential election to the House of Representatives The first White House telephone arrived in 1878 World War II Saar basin battle began in 1944 and the United States signed a mutual security pact with Nationalist China in 1954
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Yugoslavia
House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
William Crawford
Henry Clay
White House
Saar Basin
Germany
United States
China
Reagan shift claims may reflect media bias not policy
Washington observers argue Reagan is not moderating but the press misreads his governing vision. The piece contends Reagan seeks restrained government, tax cuts, and strong defense, yet media hype shelves details. It notes transition team ties to Nixon and Ford as irrelevant to his first agenda.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Nixon
Ford
Illinois ends proportional representation reform vote ends PR system
A dated editorial argues Illinois should not abandon proportional representation in its state House. It notes PR blends minority and majority voices, curbs Chicago machine influence, and has operated since 1870. Critics warn shrinking the House to 118 would raise costs and reduce representation.
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Illinois
House of Representatives
Nebraska
Chicago Democratic Organization
United States
Chicago
Massachusetts
New Hampshire House of Representatives
New Hampshire
How to address the lawmakers STAIE lawmakers list
A compact reference listing Texas legislators and U S federal representatives with mailing addresses. Includes Rep Richard C Slack Pecos Rep Jay Gibson Odessa Sen E L Short Tohoka and U S Reps Kent Hance Richard C White Lloyd Bentsen John Tower with Capitol Station and Washington D C office details.
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U.S
Kent Hance
Lubbock
Longworth
Washington
D.C
Richard C. White
el Paso
Rayburn House
Washington, D.C
Lloyd Bentsen, Jr
Houston
Senate
John Tower
Wichita Falls
D. C
Letters to the Editor Guidelines Published
A newspaper notes policy for letters to the editor inviting timely, constructive submissions under 500 words. Only signatures, home towns, and contact details are required, with space permitting publication of names and hometowns. Personal attacks or slander are not considered.
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