Editorial collection from Odessa American 4A section
A compiled set of editorials from the Odessa American newspaper's 4A section as gathered by the Associated Press, presenting opinion pieces on local and broader Texas issues.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1998
Page
4
A compiled set of editorials from the Odessa American newspaper's 4A section as gathered by the Associated Press, presenting opinion pieces on local and broader Texas issues.
The president endorses partial privatization to save Social Security and expand wealth opportunities. Proposals keep a government safety net, limit investment choices, and avoid government market manipulation. If enacted, bipartisan support could redefine the century's defining social program.
US Senator Pete Domenici of New Mexico praised Amarillo and the Pantex facility as an excellent location for a new pit disassembly project. He toured Pantex with Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, emphasizing Pantex's established role and workforce. DOE will choose between Pantex and Savannah River for the MOX related work, with Pantex favored by supporters.
Joseph Sobran argues Clinton uses war to delay impeachment. He contrasts Clinton with Bush, cites Wag the Dog, notes Republicans urging restraint, and questions legality and motives of the Iraq strike amid Ramadan and sanctions. He portrays Clinton as a habitual liar and warns of constitutional overreach by war simply to dodge accountability.
Thomas Lowell critiques the impeachment process and House Judiciary defense of the president. He argues cross examination is essential and accuses lawmakers of delaying truth to preserve power, noting Starr's testimony and unsealed records. Lowell, Hoover Institution senior fellow, frames the dispute as political spectacle.
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