Odessa American Mission Statement Reprinted by Freedom Paper
The Freedom newspaper edition from the Permian Basin carries a pledge by Tom Nickell, managing editor, emphasizing dedication to informing readers to promote freedom and self-reliance. It invites correspondence to The Odessa American in Odessa, Texas.
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Odessa
Crime Stoppers earns Odessa support amid donation shortfall
The Odessa American endorses Crime Stoppers and recounts its community funding push. Since May the program has logged 224 calls, with 38 indictments, including a homicide case. Despite $1,750 in payouts, only about $4,000–$5,000 remains in reserve, prompting a local plea for donations to sustain the reward fund.
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Odessa
Police Department
Keely Emerine
Emerine
United Way
Permian Basin
Ken Brodnax
New Odessa City
Judge Offers Rape Prison or Castration in South Carolina
Ellen Goodman argues Judge C Victor Pyle Jr. overestimates castration as punishment for rape. The columnist notes rape is violence not sex and warns that letting criminals choose their fate risks safety for victims. She cites cases of chemical and hormonal approaches and questions the ethics of mutilation as policy.
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Boston
South Carolina
C. Victor Pyle Jr
Circuit Court
Law and Order
Massachusetts
Living Daylights
San Antonio
Johns Hopkins University
Kalamazoo
Mich
Pyle
Harvard Law School Assisant
Susan Estrich
Estrich
Estridh
Goodman
The
Boston Globe
Reagan and Kennedy contrasted yet alike in politics
Boston Globe columnist Robert Healy analyzes how Ronald Reagan and John F. Kennedy differ in ideology yet share political mastery. The piece notes Reagan’s simple, effective approach to foreign and domestic policy, his potential 1980 bid, and his appeal across generations while comparing him to Roosevelt and Kennedy.
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Washington
Thomas O’neill
Holy Trinity Church
Georgetown
Edward Kennedy
Reagan
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Calvin Coolidge
China
Roosevelt
Jimmy Carter
Parade Magazine
Healy
The
Boston Globe
Drinkers emerge from closets by D R Segal
A columnist laments changing social norms where public figures pose with drinks. He recalls earlier taboos about appearing with alcohol in photos and notes current society pages show wide use of glasses, citing examples like Bunny and Twickey Twickenden at a social event and Myron Schiepp with champagne.
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Bunny
Twickey Twickenden
Myron Schiepp
Mensch of the Century toast sparks old habits
D R Segal, president of Freedom Newspapers Inc, saluted as Mensch of the Century amid glasses and praise. The reminiscence recalls a Southern debut, a kitchen wine myth, and kids hiding drinks in cars to dodge photographers, reflecting changing attitudes toward drinking and publicity.
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Mensch
Segal
Freedom Newspapers Inc
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