Our View on Iran’s Quest for Freedom and Danger of Intervention
The piece argues Iran faces a crisis feel with student and citizen discontent, urging US sympathy for freedom and a secular, referendum driven future. It warns against backing any faction or being manipulated, noting cleric Hashem Aghajari’s death sentence and widespread demonstrations demanding self-determination.
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Tehran
United States
U.S
Hashem Aghajari
Aghajari
Khatami
Shah
Movement For Change
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Mojahedeen
Washington, D.C
Bijan Kian
California
Public Forum Contact for Odessa American Letters
Readers may email opinions to the Odessa American via onletters@link.freedom.com, using the public forum to share views on issues. Provide clear, concise commentary suitable for newspaper publication and include a contact method for possible reply.
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Texas Lawmakers and Officials Addresses Listed
A compiled list presents U S representatives senators and state officials with their office addresses in Washington Austin and Odessa Texas. The entries name Larry Combest Henry Bonilla John Comyn Kay Bailey Hutchison Buddy West Tom Craddick Robert Duncan Tee Bivins and Governor Rick Perry along with street and postal details for contact.
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Larry Combest
Lubbock
Longworth
Washington, D.C
E. 42Nd St
Odessa
U.S
Henry Bonilla
San Antonio
Washington
D.C
John Comyn
Russell Senate
Kay Bailey Hutchison
George
Buddy” West
Texas
Tom Craddick
Midland
Austin
Robert Duncan
Eighth St
Tee Bivins
Amarillo
Rick Perry
State Capitol
Trent Lott portrait shows blind spot on race in era conflict
Steve Chapman argues Trent Lott reflects a product of Jim Crow era, not overt bigotry. He notes Lott has not faced accusations of slurs or racism, yet suggests the Mississippi politician did not fully grasp racial change and its consequences.
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Oraven
Tlon Bny
Bob Jones University
Eee
Lott
Missis
Midland
Texas
Austin
Damasey Sevbees
Cutreget
South
Davis
Senate race rifts over Lott leadership renews vote call
Cal Thomas notes Senate Republicans may vote on January 6 to decide whether to keep Trent Lott as Majority Leader amid backlash over his past segregationist remarks. Nickles urges new leadership choice while stressing race issue must be debated and the GOP agenda advanced. The piece cites McConnell Santorum Perkins and others and mentions possible Lott resignation scenario.
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Senate
Don Nickles
Oklahoma
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South
Richard Nixon
Sen. Lott
Mitch McConnell
R-Ky
ABC
Rick Santorum
R-Pa
McConnell
John Perkins
Mississippi
Ku Klux Klan
Thomas Tarrants
Perkins
Washington
Ronnie Musgrove
Thomas
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