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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1990

Page

4

Peace Begins With Me Rally Stirs Permian Basin

David F. Lyons publisher and M. Olaf Frandsen editor guide a community message urging harmony in Odessa Texas. The call to action emphasizes local unity and improved living, work and recreation across the Permian Basin.

David F. Lyons M. Olaf Frandsen

Nixon Library honors taxpaying burden relief praised

Our Opinion argues Nixon saved taxpayers from the cost of a presidential library by keeping private funding and operations. Critics claim government involvement ensures accuracy, but the piece defends Nixon for declining public funds and personal bodyguards, framing the arrangement as prudent and principled.

Richard M. Nixon Yorba Linda Act-Up Earth First Franklin Roosevelt Richard Nixon Don Schewe Jimmy Carter Atlanta Herbert Hoover Harry Truman

Fail and FDIC ties in S&L saga draw heat

Molly Ivins links James M Fail to a web of S&L deals across Texas and Oklahoma, showing lobbyist connections, FDIC approvals, and political meddling. She notes indictment for securities fraud in 1976 and critiques safety oversight amid the Houston Ship Channel refinery accident and day-work hazards.

Austin S&l James M. Fail Dickenson Texas S&ls Federal Home Loan Bank Board Federal Deposit Insurance Corp FDIC Fail Alabama George Bush Bush Robert J Dallas Oklahoma D.C Home Loan Bank Board Houston

White House Souter abortion chatter mock interview

A Chicago columnist presents a satirical dialogue claiming President Bush nominated Judge David H. Souter for the Supreme Court without asking his abortion views. The piece mocks Sununu and White House politics, noting expected media questions and the political risks of Roe v Wade.

Washington Bush U.S. Supreme Court David H. Souter Souter Supreme Court John Sununu Mr. Press John Sununu

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