Our View on a New Congress and Symbolic Moves
The piece argues a Republican led House and Democratic Senate will yield symbolic gestures more than sweeping policy shifts. It notes Boehner and Upton aim for limited action on repealing Obamacare, with Obama vetoes likely. It highlights potential spending cuts, scrutiny of stimulus funds, and possible military budget reviews as tests of seriousness.
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Lawmakers and federal officials contact details
U S Rep Mike Conaway Republican of Midland 51 Can non House Office Building Washington D C 20515 4311 Phone 202 225 3605 Fox 202 225 1783 Local offices 411 W Eighth St Fifth Floor Odessa 79761 and 6 Desta Drive Suite 2000 Midland 79705 Email conaway house gov contact details. U S Rep Randy Neugebauer Republican of Lubbock 429 Cannon House Office Building Washington D C 20515 4319 Phone 202 225 4005 Email rand y house gov section id 65 iontree 865
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Odessa American Letters Policy Note to Readers
A garbled text outlines submission rules for letters to the Odessa American, requiring author name address and phone number and stating the paper may edit or reject submissions. It mentions mailing to Editor Odessa American and a fax number for submissions.
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Let Peace Begin With Me by Laura Dennis and Ken Brodnax
A brief note recognizing Laura Dennis and Ken Brodnax as winners of the 1988 Pulitzer Prize for a piece titled Let Peace Begin With Me. The newspaper asserts a mission to inform readers to preserve freedom and encourage others to see its blessings, emphasizing self-control as a divine gift aligning with moral guides.
Saving the housing market by Sowell analysis
Thomas Sowell, senior fellow at Hoover Institution Stanford, offers syndicated column insights on housing market dynamics and policy effects, outlining potential steps to stabilize prices, improve affordability, and balance supply with demand. He emphasizes evidence over rhetoric and cautions against policy missteps.
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Housing Market Setback Sparks Debate on Aid and Responsibility
A newspaper headline notes a housing market setback with sales down over 25 percent and unsold inventory up about 50 percent. The columnist questions media focus on homeowners facing foreclosures, argues against taxpayer bailouts, and urges letting supply and demand stabilize prices without government intervention.
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Outrage in 2010 over Stalin statue at Bedford D Day Memorial
Dr Paul Kengor recalls a 2010 flare of outrage when a Stalin statue was placed at the National D Day Memorial in Bedford Virginia. He notes petitions from Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation and reports its removal or relocation amid concerns of distortion of World War II history. He also credits renewed focus on the Katyn massacre as a counterweight to the statue controversy.
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