Our View on ESA Reform Faces Narrow Window
The editorial argues Congress may not act on Endangered Species Act reform this year as political momentum wanes. It cites a Hawaii case where Justin Freeman faces penalties for decapitating a dead monk seal, questions federal interests, and condemns ESA provisions as illogical and overreaching.
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Senate
Gang Green
Hawaii
Justin Freeman
Freeman
ESA
Natural Resources Department
Feds
Denver
Lawmakers and federal officials contact details list
A compilation of contact addresses and phone numbers for U.S. Representatives and Senators from Texas, including Mike Conaway and John Cornyn, Kay Bailey Hutchison, and state officials Buddy West Tom Craddick Kel Seliger, and Gov. Rick Perry, with their office locations in Midland Odessa Austin and Washington D.C. provided.
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U.S
Mike Conaway
Midland
Cannon House
Washington, D.C
Fox
W. Eighth St
Odessa
Desta Drive
John Cornyn
Hart Senate
Washington
D.C
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Russell Senate
George E
Buddy” West
P.O. Box
Austin
Texas
Tom Craddick
Kel Seliger
Amarillo
P.O
Rick Perry
State Capitol
Let peace begin with me editorial message
The FREEDOM PATRICK CANTY PUBLISHER LAURA DENNIS EDITOR KEN BRODNAX EDITORIAL PAGE BILL SALTER EMERITUS proclaims a newsroom mission to inform readers so they can promote and preserve freedom. It argues freedom is a God given self control guiding moral truths.
Two Outlooks on Tax Cuts From Times and Journal
Syndicated column discusses New York Times estimates of more than 50 billion revenue loss over five years and Wall Street Journal reporting unanticipated revenue gains. It argues no real outlook difference between reporters and editors at WSJ, and traces tax cut faith from Kennedy to Reagan via Bush.
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Wall Street Journal
The
Times
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Budget Office
CBO
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Ronald Reagan
Bush
David Stockman
Devoked by Devil Methamphetamine Forum Letter
A reader warns of methamphetamine danger in a serialized personal appeal. The letter recounts addiction battles spanning 15 years, family impact, and community damage while urging prayer and support for victims. It ends with a note praising Odessa Country Club’s new look and inviting reader opinions.
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Devil
Re-Election Triumph for Mary Thompson on Ector Board
Floyd and Ruth Sims commend citizens of Ector County who voted to re elect Mary Thompson to the Ector County Hospital District board. Her 16 years on the board, professional acumen, and patient centered focus are praised as a win win for the hospital and community.
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Ector County
Mary Thompson
Ector County Hospital
Odessa Heart Institute
Mary
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