Freedom Newspaper Motto From The Permian Basin Publisher
The Odessa American presents a republication of the Freedom Newspaper motto from David F. Lyons, publisher. It emphasizes freedom as self control aligned with moral guides and foundational documents, urging readers to promote and preserve freedom in the basin.
New York Fight Over Needle Distribution for AIDS Risk
City officials split over a plan to supply sterile needles to drug users amid rising AIDS deaths in New York. Critics warn it condones drug use and may not prevent infections, urging funding for research instead of distributing needles.
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New York
New York City
Stephen Joseph
Reagan
Siege of San Antonio Battles Push Texas and Mexican Forces
On this date in 1835 Texas and Mexican troops fought throughout the day as both sides tried to adjust lines during the siege of San Antonio de Bexar. Strong combat continued with shifting positions and no clear breakout.
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San Antonio
Today in History for December 6 1986
Highlights include events such as the Washington Monument completion in 1884. Congress moving to Philadelphia in 1790. the death of Jefferson Davis in 1889. the Halifax harbor explosion in 1917. the 1921 Anglo Irish treaty. Coolidge broadcasting in 1923. AFL-CIO expelling the Teamsters in 1957. the Cape Canaveral satellite failure in 1957. the 1969 Altamont concert deaths. Wright becoming House Majority Leader. Gaddafi denying assassination plots. and the Star Wars missile defense agreement in 1986.
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Congress
New York
Philadelphia
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Halifax
Nova Scotia
London
Reagan aides let him down
Doug Harlan argues Reagan’s caring nature and hands-off leadership let subordinates übersch leverage power, linking hostage releases to Iran ties. North’s fall shows the danger. Regan may bear blame. The column weighs credibility, policy, and the need for a swift purge of overreach.
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Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Oliver North
North
Grenada
White House
Donald Regan
NSC
Freedom
Iran
Justice Department
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Watergate on Wall Street by Paul Harvey and the insider trading scandal
Paul Harvey recounts how insider trading and stock manipulation linked to government and corporate insiders sparked a Wall Street Watergate. He notes Boesky’s $100 million penalty, his taped meetings, and ongoing congressional hearings with figures like Levine Icahn Milken Posner and the SEC pursuit.
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Bill Allen
Boeing Airplane Company
Truman Administration
Pentagon
Boeing
Ivan Boesky
Wall Street
Congress
Business Roundtable
London
Tokyo
Boesky
Commission
Dennis Levine
Drexel Burnham Lambert
Mike Milken
Drexel
Carl Icahn
TWA
Victor Posner
Cary Grant call and a long friendship with Rooney
Chicago Tribune columnist Rooney recalls a surprising phone chat with Cary Grant about packaging tape. He reflects on missed opportunities inspired by the star and shares personal memories of past financial hardship and Uncle Bill's death, ending with a note on Grant's quiet disappointment.
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Cary Grant
Katharine Hepburn
Jimmy Stewart
Mr. Rooney
Germany
Bill
Uncle Bill
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David F. Lyons
Permian Basin
Odessa
Oederes
Texas
Army Engineers
Washington Monument
Calvin Coolidge
Afl-Cio
International Brotherhood Ofeamsters
America
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Altamont Speedway
Livermore
Calif
House of Representatives
Jim Wright
Phillip Burton
California
Muammar Gaddafi
U.S
United States
Britain
By Doug Harlan
National Affairs
National Security Council
Harlan
Watergate’s On Wall Street
Paul Harvey
SEC
Harvey
The
Los Angeles Times
Cary
Grant
Rooney
Chicago Tribune