Expansion of Schlemeyer Field Questioned as Top Priority
Local poll asks residents if expanding Schlemeyer Field should be the priority for community infrastructure. Voters weigh potential economic and recreational benefits versus other projects.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2006
Page
7
Local poll asks residents if expanding Schlemeyer Field should be the priority for community infrastructure. Voters weigh potential economic and recreational benefits versus other projects.
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Stephen Chapman argues the Patriot Act, passed by large majorities, fits within law and court decisions, while NSA overreach shows the need for congressional consent. He notes Supreme Court limits on military tribunals and surveillance, praising open debate and constitutional checks.
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