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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1979
Page
8
The Odessa American states a belief that individuals should spend their earnings voluntarily rather than have them redistributed involuntarily. The policy invites reproduction of editorials originated by the Odessa American in whole or in part.
A critical look at James E. Schlesinger as energy czar, his push for nuclear power, the detente era clashes with Ford and Carter, and the central argument that regulation stifles production while plentiful fuel and stable prices followed less regulation. The piece argues producers create wealth and regulators hinder output.
In a diary style account the author navigates past life therapy and spontaneous reincarnation scenes seeking insight into present relationships and career struggles. A sudden recognition of a butcher wearing white links to a forgotten past life memory, revealing the limits of the trend.
Officials sketch a survival scenario for President Carter featuring a nationwide address to suspend the Clean Air Act for four months and seek five years of environmental loosening to pivot to coal. The plan promises energy security and economic payoff, possibly with a cabinet reshuffle and a new Economic Policy Group.
The piece portrays President Carter torn between environmental limits and energy needs. It notes White House lethargy and aides underrating drastic action while liberal Democrats attack him. Rep James Jones urges Carter to back oil decontrol and the excess profits tax to reshape policy.
The 1920s term flapper comes from the English provincial word flap meaning an unsteady young woman. The attribution links youth culture and language, noting regional usage shaping a nationwide social label during the era.
The article argues that breakthrough weapons faced establishment resistance from Wright brothers to tank ideas. It cites Maj. Gen. Keegan on Soviet particle beam research, CIA skepticism, Livermore doubts, and a Pentagon pivot to study military feasibility urging action before being outpaced.
A Nashville talk by a noted economist warns of 20 percent inflation next year amid rising government spending and a larger federal budget. The piece cites President Carter and Congress, notes liberal voices waking to inflation dangers, and highlights Amitai Etzioni’s critique of productivity and work ethic as inflation drivers.
On this date, D day of World War II 1944 Allied forces landed on Normandy beaches. Other events include Peace of Copenhagen 1660 ending Sweden Denmark war, Alsace annexed to Germany 1871 after Franco Prussian War, Yorktown sunk at Midway 1942, Six Day War begins 1967, Kennedy assassination 1968, thought by Francis Bacon 1561 1626.
Readers are invited to send letters up to 500 words bearing the writer’s signature home address and phone number. Only the name and hometown will be published. Letters should be timely constructive and of general interest, and personal attacks or slanderous remarks will not be considered.
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