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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 2002

Page

4

View: Corruption fight falters in Mexico

The early Fox era shows weak gains in anti corruption efforts with tax reform stalled by congress and big time corruption remaining entrenched. Analysts say retail graft may fade but wholesale corruption persists and requires renewed political will and principled leadership to restore open market reforms.

Vicente Fox Televisa Fox Congress Ian Vasquez Cato Institute Project On Global Economic Liberty Mexico

Texas Lawmakers and Officials Contact Info

Lawmakers State Officials Rep George E West Republican of Odessa and Sen Robert Duncan Republican of Lubbock with listed postal boxes in Austin and local Odessa addresses plus Sen Tee Bivins Amarillo with Austin mailbox and Odessa address details for official contact.

George E Buddy” West Odessa Austin Texas E. University Suite G Robert Duncan Lubbock E. Eighth St Tee Bivins Amarillo

Harvard Betrayed by Summers in Racial Agitation Row

Donfededer argues Harvard President Lawrence Summers capitulated to Cornel West amid pressure from Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, accusing Summers of appeasement to racial orthodoxy. The column labels Jackson and Sharpton as demagogues and portrays Summers as a pushover for the campus left while praising critics like Cornel West and Thomas Sowell.

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Rule by bureaucracy in Linda Bowles column

Linda Bowles argues that gradual government expansion leads to welfare statism and loss of freedom. She cites airport security staffing growth, unionization, and the seduction of socialism. She contrasts capitalism’s harnessing of self interest with socialism’s coercive costs and bureaucratic power.

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