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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 2004

Page

4

Our View: Iraq troop rise reflects grim realism

The piece argues that boosting U S troop levels in Iraq to 150 000 ahead of the January 30 elections signals realism about past shortfalls The plan adds 1 500 troops and extends 10 500 more while warning of risks to morale recruitment and other missions It calls for redefining the mission toward Iraqi responsibility and a limited term increase.

U.S Iraq Marina Ottaway Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Congress

Texas lawmakers and federal officials contact list

A compiled list details addresses for Texas lawmakers and federal officials including U S Reps Randy Neugebauer Henry Bonilla and George West U S Sen John Cornyn Kay Bailey Hutchison and Sen Robert Duncan Kel Seliger and Gov Rick Perry with applicable Austin and Washington offices. The content provides office locations and mailing details for correspondence.

U.S Randy Neugebauer Lubbock Longworth Russell Senate Washington, D.C George E. “Buddy” West Odessa Austin Texas Midland Robert Duncan Eighth St Kel Seliger Amarillo Rick Perry State Capitol

Freedom Talk Ahead From a Pulitzer Prize Paper

The text announces contributors Patrick Canty publisher John Kerr editor Ken Brodnea editorial page Bill Salter emeritus and proclaims a dedication to informing readers to promote and preserve freedom. It asserts freedom is a gift from God and requires self-control aligned with the Coveting Commandment Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.

Entertainment’s moral paradox and rising personal responsibility

A column argues that despite fears about mass media corrupting morals, crime and abortion rates fell through the 1990s, divorce declined, and high openness to sex and drink may boost communication and better choices. It concludes Americans can enjoy entertainment without it ruling their lives.

Nicollette Sheridan New York Times CBS News William J. Bennett Bennett American Republic Republic Bible Belt Nevada Massachusetts

Christians Excluded From Denver Parade Of Lights

A Christian group was barred from Denver’s Parade of Lights over plans to sing yuletide hymns and proclaim a Merry Christmas message on their float. The parade instead featured groups such as Two Spirit Society of Denver and other performers, with officials citing respect for other religions.

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Public Forum Warns of Losing Christianity to Secularism

A public forum warns that secular humanism is eroding Christianity in public life, urging readers to resist bids to remove nativity scenes and commandments plaques. The piece decries political correctness, praises conservative gains, and calls for defending Judeo Christian principles in America.

Odessa Rudolph Mother Earth Father Sky America Jesus

Scam Extortion Claim Targeting Victims with Fake Winnings

A note warns about scammers posing as winners to extort money from victims. It cautions readers to ignore such offers and report fraudulent messages to authorities. The advisory emphasizes verifying communications and protecting personal information.

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Patrick Canty John Kerr Ken Brodna Bill Salter Stephen Chapman Lineuponline Ditta Federal Centers For Disease Control Alan Guttmacher Institute Chapman The Chicago Tribune Jimmy Margulies Lord Jesus Christ
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