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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 2001

Page

42

County settles with ex-inmate over deputy assault

The Odessa American reports Ector County paid 25000 to settle a former detention center inmate claim of sexual assault by a deputy. Officials fought disclosure, but a Freedom of Information request forced public release, prompting debates on privatizing the jail to limit future liability.

Ector County Catherine Clifton Ector County Attorney’s Office Sydney Lyle Odessa Reggie Yearwood Mark Donaldson

Public Forum addressed to Odessa American readers

Residents are invited to share thoughts via mail, fax, or email to the Odessa American. The contact options include a postal address P.O. Box 2952 Odessa Texas and a fax number 915 333 7742 plus an email link.freedom.com for online letters to the editor.

Public Forum Odessa Link Freedom

Government cruelty and taxation in worker costs

Walter Williams argues Chavez's nomination battles reveal broader tax harms. He explains dead weight losses from Social Security taxes and minimum wage rules, using a $8 value hourly example to show how higher costs deter hiring. Williams, economics professor at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va, questions compassion under law.

George Bush Secretary of Labor Linda Chavez Chavez Marta Mercado Linda Mercado Zoe Baird Clinton Williams Congress George Mason University Fairfax, Va

Science and free will in ethical responsibility

Tibor Machan argues that science and causality do not negate human self-determination. He notes free will can coexist with causality as self-causation, and insists individuals remain responsible for thoughts and actions. Machan, columnist for Freedom Communications, teaches ethics at Chapman University and is a Hoover Institution fellow.

Machan Freedom Communications Inc Chapman University Orange Calif Hoover Institution Stanford University

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