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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 2008

Page

3

Withdrawal timetable pushes Iraq to seek U S troop exit

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki signaled reluctance to sign a status of forces agreement without a withdrawal timetable as the UN resolution expires. He suggested a memorandum on departure or a timetable, reflecting broad Iraqi demand for sovereignty and an orderly US withdrawal.

Nouri al-Maliki U.S Iraq U.N United Arab Emirates Maliki Hoshyar Zebari Bush Council On Foreign Relations John McCain McCain al-Qaida James Dubik United States Barack Obama

Texas lawmakers contact list for Midland Odessa area

A compiled contact summary for federal and state representatives and offices serving Midland Odessa: Rep. Mike Conaway in Midland and Odessa offices. Rep. Steve Pearce Hobbs NM. Sen. John Cornyn and Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison in Washington. late George E. West Odessa office. Rep. Tom Craddick Midland. Sen. Kel Seliger Amarillo and Austin addresses. Includes street addresses, DC offices, and phone numbers.

U.S Mike Conaway Midland Cannon House Washington D.C Fox W. Eighth St Odessa Desta Drive Steve Pearce Hobbs N.M Longworth George E Buddy” West P.O. Box Austin Tom Craddick Kel Seliger Amarillo N. FM Austin TX

Freedom News Editorial Promise and Belief Statement

The piece attributes the 1988 Pulitzer Prize to Freedom Communicatis and lists Patrick Canty as publisher Laura Dennis as editor and Ken Brodnax as editorial page editor. It proclaims a motto Let peace begin with me and asserts freedom as self control, aligned with moral guides and the Declaration of Independence.

McCain Vouchers vs Obama's Education Stance Debate

An opinion column argues for school vouchers as a path to parential choice and improved outcomes, contrasting John McCain's support for federal funded private-school scholarships with Barack Obama's defense of the public school monopoly. It cites studies, cites No Child Left Behind critiques, and urges reexamining preconceptions while noting fiscal spending gaps.

Barack Obama Obama John McCain NAACP McCain Washington, D.C Patrick Wolf University of Arkansas Washington Wolf Andrew Coulson The Cato Institute U.S Princi William Howell University of Chicago Martin West Brown University

Card check legislation goes overboard

Bill Hammond argues that the proposed Employee Free Choice Act replaces secret ballots with a signature drive, enabling unions to target small businesses and erode employee privacy. He warns of coercion, loss of dues autonomy, and calls the bill un-American, urging Congress to drop card check. Hammond is president of the Texas Association of Business.

Organized Labor America Congress Hammond The Texas Association of Business

Black Gold Rally supports Bynum School fundraiser praise

Community members laud organizers of the Black Gold Rally for raising funds for Bynum School and invite input on current topics via email. The note encourages positive and negative comments and asks readers to share via the letters link.

Bynum School Freedom.com

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Public Forum Cee Muu P.O Aay Freedom Communicatis Patrick Canty Laura Dennis Ken Brodnax Stephen Chapman Chapman Chicago Tribune Manhattaninstitute.org John Trever BY Bill Hammond
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