Freedom Newspaper Aimed at Permian Basin Progress
The Odessa based Freedom Newspaper pledges to strive for a better Permian Basin. Its mission emphasizes local improvement and community betterment through steady civic engagement and editorial focus on regional issues.
Let Peace Begin With Me Editorial Motto
The Odessa American presents a faith rooted defense of freedom. It argues freedom as self control, a gift from God not government, and rejects license or anarchy while urging readers to promote and preserve liberty aligned with moral guides and the Declaration of Independence.
Our Opinion: Glory of Christmas Unites World Wide
The editorial argues Christmas spreads brotherly love beyond Christian borders, citing Jesus as savior and peace bringer. It praises acts of charity, unity, and goodwill, urging reflection on global issues and personal kindness during Yuletide. Loyal Phillips, longtime editor, signs off from Fort Walton Beach Playground Daily News.
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Jesus
Loyal Phillips
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Playground Daily News
Reagan presidents security plan undermined by cap appropriations
A Dec 20 1982 federal financing bill passed by Capitol Hill appropriations committees weakened key national security aims. Reagan’s Pakistan arms aid and NATO stockpile plans were jeopardized as committees bundled policy with spending. Sen. John Tower criticized the process as ignoring defense expertise, with Stevens asserting control over MX missile funds and NATO stockpile money trimmed to satisfy lobby pressures.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Appropriations Committee
Reagan
Senate
House
Pakistan
NATO
John Tower
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tower
Senate Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committees
Senate House
Zia ul-Haq
Israel
U.S
Appropriations
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Morocco
Tunisia
Bahrain
Oman
Congress
Sen
Ted Stevens
Military Appropriations
Armed Services
Armed Services Committees
Stevens
National Guard
Bernard Rogers
White House
Ronald Reagan
Not-so-jolly Hotels Across a Year of Travel
A travel column reflecting on 1982, recounting varied hotel experiences from Marriott to Hilton properties. Highlights include praise for the Chicago and Atlanta Marriott chains, Stouffer’s Washington stay, and warnings about Irish providers. Notable negatives cover the Omaha Holiday Inn, New York and Washington Hilton flaws, and service lapses at several hotels.
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Old Dad
America
Chicago
Eastern
Continental
Iberia
Holiday Inns
Omaha Central
Holiday Inn
Hilton
Atlanta Hilton
Capital Hilton
K Street
Washington
New York Hilton
Terrace Hilton
Cincinnati
Washington Hilton
Connecticut Avenue
Galt House
Louisville
Marriott
Hilton Head
Radisson
Colony Beach
Sarasota
John Marshall
Richmond
Berkshire
New York
Colorado Springs
Charleston
S.C
On This Day in History December 24 1982 Highlights
A historical snapshot notes events tied to December 24 across years including the 1814 Treaty of Ghent ending the War of 1812 in Belgium, Edinburgh Castle surrender in 1650, Albania as a republic in 1924, Eisenhower to lead European invasion forces in 1943, and a 1968 Christmas Eve peace prayer from Apollo VIII astronauts. It also mentions a Viet Nam War cease fire in 1969, Carter-Hussein talks in 1979, Jaruzelski martial law denial in 1981, birthday of Robert Joffrey, and a Thought for today. The Odessa American invites reader columns My Turn Now with simple guidelines for submissions care of the managing editor.
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United States
Britain
Ghent
Belgium
North Vietnam
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Ballet Company
Robert Joffrey
A.G. Gardiner
Odessa
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Inside Report
Bill
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
By James J. Kilpatrick
Bee Kinny
Edinburgh Castle
Scotland
Oliver Cromwell
Albania
Franklin Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Europe
Carter
Tehran
Jordan
Hussein
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