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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1995

Page

4

Artful dodging OUR OPINION on NEA funding

The House cuts the National Endowment for the Arts budget by 40 percent to just under $100 million prompting warnings that arts funding could become the sole province of the well to do. The piece argues the debate centers on deficit politics and questions whether government subsidies should patronize certain artists, while acknowledging NEA has done good and noting private philanthropy may not fill the gap.

House of Representatives National Endowment For the Arts NEA Death Valley Liza Doolittle Higgins Keats

California UC regents end race and sex preferences in admissions

Syndicated column highlights California regents vote to ban race and sex considerations in admissions and contracts, marking a major shift praised by Gov. Pete Wilson. It notes enrollment impacts by race, outlines policy details, and contrasts with President Clinton's affirmative action stance.

Clinton University of California Regents Pete Wilson Wilson University of California Berkeley San Jose Mercury News Mercury News California America

Meddling in luck ends with a nose injury

Royko profiles Jeannine Pelletier who hit her nose on a golf ball after a misplayed shot near railroad tracks in Fort Kent Maine. A Maine jury awarded Pelletier forty thousand dollars while denying her husband damages for lack of consortium. The Maine Supreme Court upheld the verdict, sparking debate over course liability and sportsmanship norms.

Jeannine Pelletier Pelletier Fort Kent Maine Scotland Consortium Lassie Maine Supreme Court Royko Chicago Tribune

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