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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2002
Page
4
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers gathered by Associated Press, dated February 18, 2002. Editorials discuss state issues, public policy, and civic concerns with regional perspectives and AP context.
The Austin American Statesman argues that Amtrak cannot be a profitable venture and should receive stable funding instead of being carved into private franchises. It warns a budget shortfall could collapse long distance routes and urges Congress to grant robust capital and operating subsidies to sustain rail as part of a balanced national transport system.
The Transportation Department rejected a proposed American Airlines and British Airways pact, imposing 224 Heathrow landing slots and related rights to deny immunity. Critics say the cost is too high and would block an open skies deal, urging reconsideration.
Odessa American invites readers to submit opinions to the Public Forum. Mail to PO Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760 or send by fax to 915-333-7742 for publication consideration.
Mona Charen argues that John Walker Lindh's path from Marin County to Yemen and Afghanistan sprang from a liberal upbringing and anti American influences. She notes his school choice and exposure to The Autobiography of Malcolm X, his shift to Islam, and his claim that America does little for its people. The columnist portrays Lindh as shaped by a family that prioritized choice over authority and by liberal cultural currents.
Don Feder argues Turner embodies liberal calcifications on 9 11 and global politics. He labels Turner's remarks as revealing the left’s determinist view of poverty and violence while mocking his own wealth stance and private property beliefs.
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