Investigate Evidence of Global Warming and Need for Independent Review
View urges an independent, non governmental inquiry into whether human activity drives catastrophic global warming. Proponents call for access to raw data and transparent methods, citing NASA NOAA data adjustments and model reliance, with focus on temperature records and climate models.
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State Legislators Contact Info From Odessa to San Antonio
Lawmakers listed include Rep. Tryon Lewis of Odessa Rep. Tom Craddick of Midland Sen. Kel Seliger of Amarillo Sen. Carlos Aresti of San Antonio. Addresses phones and emails provided for district and Austin offices across Texas.
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Let Peace Begin With Me: 1988 Pulitzer Prize Note
A dedication piece featuring Laura Dennis and Ken Brodnax titled Let peace begin with me. The item reflects on freedom as a divine gift and self-control aligned with moral guides like the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
When numbers get unserious by Jacob Sullum
Jacob Sullum, senior editor for Reason magazine, weighs in on data decay and unserious numbers in contemporary discourse, offering concise critique and context. The piece frames how metrics shape policy and public opinion, urging skepticism toward overreliance on statistics.
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Reason Magazine
Budget debate pits cuts against spending as politics clash
The New York Times notes a struggle over federal budget cuts amid deficit concerns. Rand Paul signals broad cuts totaling 500 billion in year one while Republicans push a "Pledge to America" and debate emphasizes investment versus austerity amid a 1.4 trillion deficit and 14 trillion debt.
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Rockefeller and the unlockers of modern life
A reflection on John D. Rockefeller and other pioneers such as Edison Ford and the Wright brothers, noting how their cost cutting and innovations transformed petroleum, lighting, and transportation. The piece links kerosene lamps, automobiles, and electricity to wider social change and the evolving view of wealth and progress.
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Bowie Archery Club Seeks Funds for State Tournament Trip
Odessa American notes support for Bowie Archery Club students seeking donations for a February 25 trip to the state tournament in Waco. Readers may send comments by email and indicate a thumbs nomination.
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