In Our View Health Care Reform Faces Shifting Public Mood
The editorial panel argues that Americans prioritize jobs and the economy over expanded government control as Obama pushes health care revision. It notes Senate obstacles, Medicare cost cuts, and divisions over the public option, urging a more modest, market-oriented approach amid polls showing net disapproval.
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Let Peace Begin With Me Pulitzer Prize Motto 1988
The text presents a 1988 Pulitzer Prize winner statement urging readers to value freedom and self-control as essential to human development. It asserts freedom as a divine gift, not a political grant, aligning with moral guides like the Coveting Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence.
Blocking Betting Not Easy for UIGEA Lawmakers
Jacob Sullum argues UIGEA regulation delays reflect Congress's flawed aim to curb online gambling. He notes regulators avoid listing illegal sites, citing interpretive ambiguity, while industry and state laws clash. Rep. Frank seeks federal legalization with state control. Jim Leach tours to promote civility amid the debate.
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Teachers self praise fueled celebrity culture, says Chandler
Guest columnist CharLena Chandler, a retired teacher, argues that educators overpraised effort, fostering egos and celebrity. She cites Elizabeth II and Elizabeth Taylor as examples of success built on discipline and real achievement, not hollow praise.
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Seniors Eye Care Program Acknowledged By Odessa American
The Odessa American applauds the Seniors Eye Care Program and Dr Nalin Tolia for offering free eye exams to senior citizens. Readers may submit thumbs up or down opinions on topics by emailing onletters oapa.com and noting a thumbs nomination.
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