Civility and policy battles in Washington praised and protested
Ivins argues press civility in Clinton era contrasts with hostile debate. He highlights the Toxics Release Inventory as a public good that spurred voluntary pollution reductions, cites Dow and Louisiana chemical voices, notes a Republican push to repeal TRI via Johnston Lott amendment, and critiques regulatory reform measures as favoring corporate interests.
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Austin
Washington
Clinton
Haiti
Jesse Helms
Helms
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Clintons
Voltaire
Washington Press Corps
Commerce
Ron Brown
Ronald Reagan
Bill
Millard Etling
Dow Chemical
Dan Borne
Louisiana Chemical Association
TRI
United States
Sens
Bennett Johnston
Louisiana
Trent Lott
Mississippi
New York Times
Senate
Johnston-Lott
Environmental Defense Fund
Dole-Johnston
Ivins
Fort Worth
Lawmakers Addresses for Texas Delegation Listed
U S Rep Larry ComBest Republican of Lubbock provides office at 1511 Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515 and 3800 E 42nd St No 205 Odessa TX 79762 U S Rep Henry Bonilla Republican of San Antonio lists 1529 Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515 U S Sen Phil Gramm Republican SR 174 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 and U S Sen Kay Bailey Hutchison Republican 283 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 all drawn from contact details.
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U.S
Larry ComBest
Lubbock
Longworth House
Washington
D.C
E. 42Nd St
Odessa
Henry Bonilla
San Antonio
Phil Gramm
Russell Senate
Washington, D.C
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Texas Officials Addresses Listed in State Contact Directory
State officials Rep. George E West Rep Tom Craddick Sen John Montford and others provide contact addresses in Odessa Midland Lubbock Amarillo and Austin Texas for public correspondence and legislative affairs.
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George E
Buddy” West
Odessa
P.O. Box
Austin
Texas
Tom Craddick
Midland
John Montford
Lubbock
Teel Bivins
Amarillo
George W. Bush
State Capitol
Weekly Prize Draw Announces T-shirt and $50 Award
The announcement states that someone will win a T-shirt and $50 each week. It emphasizes ongoing weekly prizes and creates anticipation for participants.
Odessa American invites reader letters with contact details
The Odessa American explains rules for letters to the editor. Writers must include name, address and daytime phone. unsigned or form letters are not published. Short concise topical letters have best chance. exceptional submissions may become My Turn pieces. limit usually one letter per month. Letters may be edited or rejected for length, taste, or clarity.
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Odessa
Odessa American
Fey
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First American
Brenda Feeler
American Bank
SSB
Texas Strong
Texas Proud
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