FutureGen Kid poll on community support displays
Readers weigh in on whether intangibles like community support displays affect the FutureGen Kid project. Cast ballots at www oapa com by 9 am Thursday.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2006
Page
7
Readers weigh in on whether intangibles like community support displays affect the FutureGen Kid project. Cast ballots at www oapa com by 9 am Thursday.
The column argues rising property values boost local tax revenues even with steady rates. It warns politicians may keep rates while extracting more from homeowners, urging readers to scrutinize budgets and budgets processes for their own wallets. It notes increased equity and higher asking prices amid a tight housing market.
The Odessa newspaper earns a 1988 Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing with Laura Dennis as editor and Ken Brodnax on the editorial page. Bill Salter is listed as publisher emeritus.
A civic statement affirms belief that true freedom starts with self control and is a divine gift, not a political grant. It emphasizes personal discipline, moral guides, and adherence to the Golden Rule and Coveting Commandment as core truths in promoting liberty.
Thomas Sowell debunks the claim that immigrants fill essential jobs or raise national output. He questions evidence for exclusive immigrant work, cites agricultural subsidy distortions, and warns that open borders threaten American unity, culture, and national cohesion amid rising internal strife.
The notice asks readers if rising property appraisals are causing concern about increased property taxes, prompting community input on financial impact and possible relief measures. The item emphasizes local tax implications and resident concerns.
A resident in Ector County voices alarm over rising property taxes and insurance linked to the proposed Andrews reactor project. He notes his 70s age, high bills, and the disparity with lower taxes in New Mexico, urging lawmakers to cut tax rates and curb inflated appraisals before the next session.
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