Ohio woman cited for sweeping curb tribute ends in court
Louise Rose 79 once honored by the Ohio Legislature for curbside cleaning was cited by Columbus police for sweeping trash, deemed a traffic hazard. In Utah US District Judge Bruce Jenkins banned Summum Church Nectar Rose holy water sale as booze after a trial alleging mysterious production from meditators in a pyramid still. An appeal is pending.
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Louise Rose
Columbus
Rose
U.S. District Court
Bruce Jenkins
Utah
Summum Church
Jenkins
Odessa American Reader Letters Guidelines Note
The Odessa American invites readers to submit letters for publication on this page. Letters should be typed and double spaced or neatly handwritten, not exceed two pages, and include name address and telephone for verification. Only name and town will appear publicly.
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Odessa American
Letters to the Editor on Censorship and Propaganda Practices
A reader asserts that open letters warn about press manipulation and state control. The piece cites Joseph Stalin, former CIA director William Colby, and Warsaw radio to discuss moral limits on publishing names and the impact of propaganda. It also notes ration reductions in Poland and editorial standards for letters.
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CIA
William Colby
House
United States
Conservative View on Doctors and the FTC Clash
Washington column by James J. Kilpatrick contrasts Utah doctors using an artificial heart with Washington doctors lobbying for a permissive bill. He argues the AMA failed to shield professionals from FTC anti trust actions and warns the issue will return next year.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
Utah
American Medical Association
Federal Trade Commission
AMA
House
Packwood
Oregon
Rudman
New Hampshire
Senate
FTC
Heritage Foundation
U.S. Department of Justice
Moon
Sun
Swearingen Blasts News Media On Business Coverage
Stan dard Oil Chairman John Swearingen condemns journalists for distorting American business issues arguing reporters lack knowledge or bias against free market solutions. He spoke in South Bend at a conference on journalists responsibilities, urging accuracy and accountability.
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Paul Harvey
South Bend
Indiana
Standard Oil
John Swearingen
Swearingen
UPI
Mobil Oil
Washington Post
Media bias debate over oil, news and monopoly claims
Paul Harvey and John Swearingen clash over oil industry influence and media sensationalism. Swearingen decries panic mongering and cites distortions from Arab oil embargo coverage while noting oil firms’ fragmentation versus TV news monopolies.
Rooney on Christmas songs and their lasting appeal
Andy Rooney muses on Christmas music including origins of It Came Upon a Midnight Clear and White Christmas, notes enduring songs like The Little Drummer Boy, Jingle Bells, and Adeste Fideles, and voices wary opinions on overplay in stores and the season’s rest period.
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Edmond Sears
Richard Willis
Sears
Bing Crosby
Irving Berlin
Europe
Herald Angels
Jesus
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
James Pierpont
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