OA poll questions futuregen style project at Penwell
This week s poll asks if private industry should build a FutureGen type project at Penwell. Cast your ballot by 9 a.m. Thursday at oaoa com and email comments to onletters oaoa com.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2007
Page
11
This week s poll asks if private industry should build a FutureGen type project at Penwell. Cast your ballot by 9 a.m. Thursday at oaoa com and email comments to onletters oaoa com.
Our weekly view notes a flop in this poll as about sixty voters chose last minute shopping while none sent comments. Readers are thanked for participation and assured of future features online and in print as the year ends with holiday wishes.
A compiled contact roster for Texas elected officials includes U S Rep Mike Conaway of Midland with district offices in Odessa and Midland and Washington D C lines, U S Rep Randy Neugebauer of Lubbock, U S Rep Ciro Rodriguez of San Antonio, and U S Senators John Cornyn and Kay Bailey Hutchison with their Washington offices and phone numbers.
The editorial honors past Pulitzer winner Ken Brodnax and editor Bill Salter while promoting self government and liberty. It asserts readers should promote and preserve freedom and encourage others to see its blessings. It stresses individual self control as essential to freedom.
A man dies and faces judgment for littering and dumping trash on public and private land. God reviews five incidents of discarded garbage, highlighting environmental harm and the man's lack of remorse. The tale ends with the man walking away in shame, recognizing his actions harmed Earth and neighbors.
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