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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1983

Page

6

Odessa American Publisher Motto Reflects Basin Promoting Freedom

David F Lyons Publisher and Tom Nickel Managing Editor pledge to make the Permian Basin a better place to live. They emphasize information for readers to promote freedom and self control grounded in moral guides and the Declaration of Independence.

Permian Basin

Our Opinion on Tax Policy and Religious Exemptions

The piece critiques church tax exemptions as paradoxical within America's tax system. It cites the California Board of Equalization ruling on the Crystal Cathedral, noting challenges to Schuller’s use of facilities and the broader question of defining religious activity. It questions whether state-held tax status essentially creates religion through policy and discusses potential outcomes for Schuller’s ministry.

America Robert Schuller Crystal Cathedral California Board of Equalization Beverly Sills Victor Borge Lawrence Welk Board of Equalization Schuller Fifth Dimension Tony Bennett Mitch Miller Americans United For Separation of Church and State California Board

Citizens vent at Ector County appraisal values

Letters urge residents to oppose high property taxes imposed by the Ector County Appraisal District. Readers are urged to start petitions, talk to neighbors, contact the Appraisal Board, and voice opposition to what they call outrageous property valuations.

Ector County Appraisal Board

Leninist Prediction on World Takeover in 1922 Letter

Obed P. Fitzgerald writes from 1922 at 1922 N. Sam Houston Ave about a theory that communists have advanced from Eastern Europe to China and Asia and are poised to seize the United States. He warns of Mexico as a transmission belt and Cuba’s rise, urging US leadership to counter the plan.

Europe Asia United States of America Vladimir Ilyich Lenin United States China Canada Central South America Panama Nicaragua Grenada Cuba el Salvador Mexico

Community thanks for support during Ashley Bailey's illness

The Bailey and Davis families express deep gratitude to Odessa residents for generous donations prayers and encouragement as Ashley Bailey awaits a liver donor at University of Minnesota Hospital. Linda Leo Jayne Lewis Bailey Davis offer blessings from Route 4 Box 371 C.

Ashley Bailey Ashley University of Minnesota Hospital Linda and Leo Bailey Jayne and Lewis Davis

Williamsburg summit a notable addition to Reagan's resume

Andy Rooney reflects on the Williamsburg meeting arranged by President Reagan where leaders Margaret Thatcher Francois Mitterrand Amintore Fanfani Yasuhiro Nakasone Helmut Kohl Pierre Trudeau attended. The gathering is portrayed as historically meaningful, with Rooney noting its potential lasting impact and the era's cultural backdrop.

Reagan Williamsburg Margaret Thatcher Great Britain Francois Mitterrand France Amintore Fanfani Italy Yasuhiro Nakasone Japan Helmut

NAACP Internal Rift Over Leaders Stirs Debate

The NAACP faced a public family feud after Chairman Margaret Bush Wilson suspended Executive Director Benjamin Hooks, sparking internal conflicts. The board backed Hooks, revoking the suspension and signaling support for his leadership during a challenging period.

National Association For the Advancement of Colored People America Margaret Bush Wilson Benjamin Hooks

NAACP Faces Internal Dispute Amid Shifts in Civil Rights Fight

The article notes a leadership split with Hooks moving to a ceremonial chair role and the board taking a firmer stance. It cites budget strains and lower membership while the NAACP recalibrates to modern threats in racial justice, stressing a return to core advocacy and unity.

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David F. Lyons Tom Nickel The Odessa Garden Grove Calif Television Caesar Citizen Smith By Dave Gerard Minr Lenin CAS Washington N. Sam Houston Ave Eset By Andy Rooney Rooney Kohl West Germany Margaret Trudeau Pierre Trudeau Yalta Helmut Kohl Margaret Francois Amintore Ronald Chicago Tribune CBS 60 Minutes NAACP Wilson Hooks Nation's Press
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