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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2004
Page
1
Washington report notes spending growth under President Bush reaches 23.7 percent over three years, the fastest pace in a decade. Federal expenditures rise to about 2.31 trillion for the current budget year, driven by terrorism battles and wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, plus expanding Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid programs.
Odessa Republicans Bob Barnes and Kirk Edwards, aiming to succeed Sen. Teel Bivins, say they will keep a friendly rivalry and avoid biting criticism in tonight's debate. The pair have known each other about four years and run in the 31st District covering the Permian Basin, South Plains and Panhandle. They spoke ahead of the Senate debate on the race's north end.
At Dallas Fort Worth International Airport foreigners arriving from abroad are fingerprinted and photographed under a new Homeland Security program. Some welcome the added security while others fear privacy invasion. The process is quick, and 27 exempt countries allow visa free visits up to 90 days.
The longtime baseball star faces long odds for Hall of Fame induction after a memoir that is seen as evasive about past lies and gambling. Critics say the book offers little contrition or believable explanations for 14 years of betting, labeling it another hustle by Charlie Hustle.
Americans face a mounting debt burden as consumer debt hits a record 1.98 trillion dollars in October 2003, averaging about 18 700 dollars per household. Bruce and Lorraine Esbensen of Clifton Heights describe years of belt tightening after a costly wedding, aided by credit counselors and a cautious return to budgeting.
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