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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2002
Page
4
A collection of editorials from Texas newspapers compiled by the Associated Press. The item notes the date Monday, December 16, 2002, and the source Opessa American 4A. It frames opinions from multiple papers within a single feature.
The Texas ethics critique urges lawmakers pledged to Rep. Tom Craddick to cut backing for his bid to be House speaker. It cites past ties to lobbyists, alleged favors, and a push for legislation benefiting Craddick’s daughter, questioning his impartiality and calls for a transparent, ethical leadership.
The article notes multiple Texas institutions vying to host a presidential library, led by UT Austin and Texas A&M, with eight other contenders. It argues Congress should stop funding libraries as public subsidies drain the budget, and highlights private funding as the norm for such projects.
Readers are invited to send opinions on any issue by mail or via the Internet. Instructions include WRITE or FAX options and provide PC box 2952 in Odessa Texas 79760 as a mailing address along with an online contact at onletters link freedom.com.
Mona Charens syndicated column discusses a purported White House memo about Iraqs chemical and nuclear weapons program. It cites UN inspectors, Debkafile reports, and spy efforts, urging a televised disclosure after bombing begins and referencing past crises to frame the case for disarmament.
Larry Elder notes the New York Times champions women’s progress yet headlines a sugarcoated rise. He argues the gains are modest, occurred during a recession, and questions the paper’s tone toward corporate advancement for women.
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