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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2004
Page
3
A roundup of Texas editorials compiled by the Associated Press offers insights into state civic issues. The collection highlights public policy debates, governance themes, and regional attitudes reflected across multiple Texas newspapers.
The Supreme Court split 5 4 to pause the 1998 Child Online Protection Act pending review by a Philadelphia federal court. The ruling cautions against broad censorship while endorsing parental filtering as a constitutional, potentially more effective alternative. The decision emphasizes protecting First Amendment rights and defers to trial court testing of technology tools.
The Dallas Morning News discusses voter distrust in electronic machines and the move by the League of Women Voters to back recountable paper trails. Receipts could guard against hacking and machine faults, though they carry risks like jams and deciphering issues.
A brief directive instructs readers to send comments to the OA by internet address. The fragment notes use of a formal channel and mention of a fax option for submissions.
Mona Charen critiques John Edwards as a charisma focused pick for vice president arguing his trial lawyer background and tort record reveal moral and practical concerns. She notes Edwards profits from medical malpractice cases and questions the impact on consumers and medical costs while labeling him a smooth salesman.
Larry Elder argues Bush should stand against corporate welfare citing United Airlines bailout costs and industry profits. He notes airlines received billions in aid post 9/11 while private lenders and market forces should govern. Elder, an attorney and host, critiques government intervention.
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