Odessa American Capsule Policy Editorial Style Set
The Odessa American outlines its capsule policy advocating voluntary spending of earnings and opposing involuntary redistribution. It invites reproduction of editorials with proper credit, reflecting a libertarian stance on personal finance and public policy in the Permian Basin era.
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Odessa American
Carter and the looming Cold War clash explained
The piece weighs Carter's unclear foreign policy at Naval Academy remarks arguing confrontation versus cooperation with the Soviet Union. It links three policy voices to a fragile stance amid fears of war while noting domestic tax revolt energizing political life and questioning motives behind any aggressive move. It parallels Wilson era tensions and cites Howard Jarvis and Moynihan on imperial governance and the state’s health.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Naval Academy
Carter
Kremlin
Africa
Jimmy Carter
Cyrus Vance
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Andy Young
Churchill
Lincoln
Paul Newman
Alexander
Randoph Bourne
Bourne
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Wilson
Kaiser Wilhelm
Howard Jarvis
California
District of Columbia
Daniel P. Moynihan
Mobutu
Sky high costs of regulation across federal agencies
In New York a critique notes the $130 billion yearly burden of federal regulations on the public, with 80 agencies employing 100,000 bureaucrats and costing billions in compliance. OSHA, EPA, and ERISA effects raise prices, slow innovation, and consume vast hours. regulators shift from industry specifics to broad result mandates, reducing industry expertise and tightening reach.
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New York
Congress
Office of Management and Budget
United States
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
General Motors
FDA
EPA
OMB
ICC
FCC
Vance shifts Africa policy to avoid East West clash
Secretary Vance signals a policy pivot away from confrontation with the Soviet Union over Africa. He testifies before Congress and speaks in Atlantic City, stressing peaceful resolutions in Angola and Ethiopia and rejecting mirror-imaging of Cuban and Soviet military presence. The move softens linkage with Brzezinski, hints at closer U.S. cooperation with African governments, and could ease U.S.-Soviet tensions while pursuing black majority rule in southern Africa.
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Washington
Cyrus Vance
Zbigniew Brzezinski
U.S
Soviet Union
Vance
Carter
Africa
House International Relations Committee
National
Jaycees
Atlantic City
United States
Brzezinski
Angola
Ethiopia
Rhodesia
Namibia
Republic of South Africa
Annapolis
Far East economies boom outpace United States
The piece contrasts Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan with Red China, noting Japan's sustained trade surplus, Korea's rapid industrial rebound and vast Middle East contracts, and Taiwan's rise as a prosperous base for oil tankers and Zenith production, highlighting a disciplined work ethic and unfettered markets.
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America
Far East
Red China
Japan
South Korea
Taiwan
United States
New York Times
Middle East
Brown
Gianturco
San Jose Area
San Jose
Santa Clara County
Transportation Department
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Bahrain
Kuwait
Iraq
United Arab Emirates
Douglas MacArthur
Republic of China
Zenith Radio and Television Company
China
Panama Canal Breakthrough and Early Republic Events
Theodor Mommsen’s Nobel Prize in Literature 1902 is noted alongside key Panama Canal history. Panama Republic formed November 3, 1908 after supporting revolt against Colombia. The United States backed the secession to secure a canal route and concluded the canal treaty on November 18, 191 The source references pivotal 1900s events driving independence and canal construction.
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Theodor Mommsen
Germany
Republic of Panama
Colombia
Web of federal rules entangles Harlingen and towns along the Rio Grande
A stark critique declares Washington's alphabet agencies seize daily control of local life from Harlingen to Combes, Raymondville, and beyond. It warns that the U S Code of 196 volumes hides a vast, tightening regulatory web stretching from Potomac to the Rio Grande, altering personal and business life.
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Harlingen
Rio Grande
Gulf of Mexico
Washington, D.C
Potomac
U's
United States
APHIS
ASCS
FAA
FEA
FDA
OSHA
CPSC
ICC
CAB
SEC
IRS
FDIC
FSLIC
SBA
USDA
DOL
IBC
INS
Washington
Harlengen
Valley
Big Brother
Combes
Raymondville
National Conservative
Guidelines for Letters to the Editor Published
The newspaper invites timely constructive letters under 500 words bearing the writer’s signature home address and phone number. Only the name and hometown will be published. Personal attacks or slanderous remarks are not considered for publication.
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