Lyons and Frandsen Lead Basin News Team
David F. Lyons serves as publisher with M. Olaf Frandsen as managing editor steering coverage to improve life, work, and play in the Permian Basin.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1990
Page
4
David F. Lyons serves as publisher with M. Olaf Frandsen as managing editor steering coverage to improve life, work, and play in the Permian Basin.
The piece argues NASA costs are inflated by taxpayer funding for shuttle, Hubble, and a new Earth observation system. It proposes privatizing weather and space efforts, cost estimates for private space stations at about 300 million, and a shift to private carriers to finance moon and Mars exploration. It labels current plans as imprudent and asks to prioritize taxpayers and incremental progress.
Mike Royko notes voters misplace blame for the savings and loan crisis and highlights ignorance of their own congressional representation. He challenges readers to know their congressman, critique civics neglect, and warns against the public’s tendency to blame others.
Scott Bennett assesses the gathering of the world's seven wealthiest nations as they converge to stabilize Europe and the Soviet Union, manage trade and currency, and craft a common response to global challenges. He notes domestic pressures, shifting alliances, and the gritty pragmatism of this veteran group.
Paul Harvey Volume follows DeBeneditti who chronicled home front opposition to the Vietnam War before an inoperable brain tumor cut his life short in 1987. Charles Chatfield, his colleague, inherited vast notes and drafts to finish the work now titled An American Ordeal.
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