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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2003
Page
8
A compilation of Texas newspaper editorials provided by the Associated Press outlines opinions on state issues. It gathers various editorial viewpoints across Texan papers, reflecting the period's public discourse without reproducing full articles.
Reporter Sarah McClendon, famed for probing presidents from FDR to George W. Bush with a loud, persistent style, dies at 92. A Tyler native, she built McClendon News Service, challenged leaders, and remained a fixture in the White House press room. President Clinton praised her demand for answers.
The Dallas Morning News argues a new Medicare plan from President Bush and lawmakers would grant seniors more plan choices, align with consumer habits of baby boomers, and ease future tax burdens on Gen X and Y. It warns against minimal drug additions and urges persistent reform.
Community members are invited to share views on any issue by writing or faxing opinions to the Public Forum at PO Box 2952 Odessa TX 79760. For comments, a fax line and phone Pax 915-333-7742 are provided.
Mona Charen argues that Americans face an obesity epidemic, fueled by government feeding programs. She cites Food Stamps, school meals, and WIC as promoting overconsumption while noting real hunger exists but is overshadowed by excess. She warns about health risks and political motives behind welfare spending.
Larry Elder critiques Michael Moore and Oprah Winfrey for alleging that gun ownership stems from racial fear. He cites DOJ crime stats, contrasts black crime rates with white fears, and notes Moore’s England talks and誠 critic Yasmin Alibhai-Brown. Elder, LA attorney and TV judge, urges caution over such claims.
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