Wastebook 2010 highlights federal spending waste
Sen. Tom Coburn releases a critical look at 2010 federal outlays. The report cites a $2 million grant to build a park and museum for discarded items, poetry programs for zoos costing millions, $2.6 million in prisoner tax refunds, and NSF funding for Internet use studies. It also notes stimulus funds for park upgrades and ethanol tax credits, arguing misallocated funds and inefficiency across agencies.
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State Officials Addresses and Contact Details Listed
The listing shows state officials including Rep Tryon Lewis of Odessa and Rep Tom Craddick of Midland with Austin mailing addresses P O Box 2910 78768 2910 and phone numbers 512 462 0546 and 512 463 1000 plus email and website references. Sen Kel Seliger of Amarillo Odessa and Austin addresses with phone numbers 432 550 7476 512 463 013 and emails to state websites. Sen Carlos Aresti of San Antonio with Austin mailing address 7871 2068 phone 512 463 019 and web links.
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Let peace begin with me editorial manifesto
The piece proclaims dedication to informing readers to promote their freedom and inspire others to see its blessings. It asserts freedom as a gift from God requiring self-control, not a political grant from anarchy, and must align with moral guides including the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Global warming hype and US manufacturing decline
The piece challenges widely accepted statements on global warming and manufacturing decline, citing figures on US output in 2008 at about 3.7 trillion dollars and noting productivity gains through automation and telecommunications while jobs shrink. It references scholars like Don Easterbrook and Joseph Schumpeter to frame the argument.
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Don J. Easterbrook
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Mark Perry
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Leg returns to Austin as Texas Legislature opens session
Odessa American column notes the Texas Legislature begins its 82nd regular session with a 140 day term. It outlines expected battles over a projected $20 billion shortfall, budget cuts across agencies, public education finance, higher education tuition, Medicaid reimbursements, and redistricting. It highlights: Gov. Rick Perry Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst Speaker Joe Straus and local Reps Pete Gallegos Tryon Lewis Tom Craddick Kel Seliger.
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