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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 2008

Page

3

Bush picks Peake to lead VA amid veterans care push

President Bush names James Peake a retired three star general and physician as secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs. He vows to fix long waits for disability claims and strengthen mental health care for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans amid reports of poor care at Walter Reed and rising veteran crises. He must rapidly ease transitions from military to VA and reduce evaluation delays.

Bush Department of Veterans Affairs James Peake Army Peake America Iraq Afghanistan Walter Reed Army Medical Center Veterans Affairs Austin American-Statesman

Pakistan delays national election amid Bhutto assassination fallout

The Election Commission, seen as pro Musharraf, orders a one month postponement citing unrest after Benazir Bhutto's death. Rioting damaged voter lists and election offices, undermining democracy and harming Bhutto's Pakistan People's Party while raising concerns about the pace of Pakistan's democratic institutions.

Pakistan Election Commission Pervez Musharraf Benazir Bhutto National Assembly Musharraf Bhutto Pakistan People’s Party SAN Antonio Express-News

Texas homeowners insurance reform backfires on consumers

Texas lawmakers passed 2003 reforms that mostly benefited insurers. While average premiums stay above 1200 dollars, claimed losses dropped to about 400 by early 2007, keeping Texas atop national costs. Critics cite rate-approval loopholes and legal challenges that let insurers maintain high rates despite regulator attempts.

Texas Office of Public Insurance Counsel Louisiana Florida California Alex Winslow Texas Watch Mike Geeslin Allstate

Pulitzer Prize 1988 winners announced Odessa Canty publisher

The 1988 Pulitzer Prize selections include Odessa Patrick Canty named publisher Laura Dennis credited editor and Ken Brodnax as editorial page editor.

Patrick Canty Ken Brodnax

Let Peace Begin With Me Public Motto

The piece presents a moral declaration praising freedom as a divine gift and self-control guiding civic life. It asserts that true liberty comes from individual restraint aligned with moral guides, including the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.

Charen on Clinton Obama clash and world policy themes

The piece contrasts Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama on foreign policy and patriotism. It notes Clinton’s Iraq War vote shaping her image, and Obama’s global focus with a United Nations stance. It examines how each courts voters on nationalism, diplomacy, and nuclear disarmament.

Hillary Clinton Alexander the Great Sen Clinton America New Hampshire Democratic Party Anthony Lake Zbigniew Brzezinski Ted Sorensen Barack Obama John Kerry Obama United Nations New York Times James Traub White House Lake Victoria Pakistan al-Qaida United States Hugo Chavez Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Kim Jong-In Bush Curtis LeMay

Republican race exposes gaps in GOP unity and support

Susan Estrich notes the 2008 Republican presidential contest lags in establishing a front runner. Giuliani, Thompson, and Romney struggle to translate money and organization into decisive wins, while Huckabee and McCain gain unexpected appeal amid voter anxiety and policy debates.

America Rudy Giuliani New Hampshire Fred Thompson Mike Huckabee John McCain Rush and Fre

Odessa church aids officers with gifts after Sept tragedy

Community members at Odessa Christian Faith Center presented money and letters to each officer and their families involved in the September 8 tragedy. The note invites readers to share opinions on current topics via email, asking them to indicate a thumbs nomination.

Odessa Christian Faith Center Freedom.com

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