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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1978
Page
3
The Odessa American states a belief that individuals should freely spend what they earn rather than have funds distributed involuntarily. It invites reproduction of its editorials with proper credit, reflecting a stance on voluntary spending and editorial freedom.
An editorial compares Solzhenitsyn's Harvard remarks to American moral decline, drawing on Jeremiah and 19th century critiques. It argues liberalism gave way to radicalism, warns of spiritual loss, and notes Prop 13 as a possible rebuke to doom-laden rhetoric, hinting California's mood shift.
A letter to the editor from Miss Jeanne Fuller of Odessa argues that under J Edgar Hoover the FBI offered security, while modern officials lack loyal perspectives. The writer cites CFR Bilderbergers and Trilateral Commission members in Carter administration, cites Brzezinski remarks in Bonn, and urges national security priorities over international accommodation with communist states.
A careful study of the Supreme Court's Bakke decision suggests lasting impact not through what it held but what it did not. It preserves race as one factor among others in admissions while rejecting strict quotas, leaving many schools to weigh nonracial criteria alongside possible racial considerations.
The average annual rainfall in Connecticut ranges from 40 to 50 inches.
Dear Sir letter lauds California tax revolt and Prop 13 as a continuation of revolutionary roots. It argues taxpayers have endured schemes by Democrats, and predicts reform as heat remains on legislators. Howard Jarvis is praised for spurring civic action and potential national impact.
The wheel, conceived by George Washington Gale Ferris in 1892 for a prize at the Columbian Exposition, had 36 cars with 60 passengers each and reached 264 feet. New Haven was founded in 1638 by Puritans and Yale College moved there in 1718.
Robert LeFevre argues that income tax burdens pale beside the erosion of individual self-reliance. He warns that government dominance fosters dependence, erodes independent thought, and turns citizens into perpetual children yielding to presumptive experts.
Washington pundits debate Jerry Rafshoon's appointment as communications chief and whether his approach can salvage President Carter's public image. Critics say Carter's folksy persona undercuts authority with international and congressional audiences, while Rafshoon faces pressure to craft a more commanding tone without losing authenticity.
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