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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2004
Page
4
A collection of editorials from Texas newspapers compiled by the Associated Press offering varied viewpoints on state politics economy and social issues. The pieces reflect regional perspectives and use the AP wire as a basis for syndicated commentary.
The Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills results indicate third graders improved in reading and math due to state investments in early education during Gov. Bush and Lt. Gov. Perry years. Ninety-one percent passed English reading and ninety percent math, while ninth grade pass rates lag at about 57 percent. The piece argues for strategic, targeted funding over blanket increases.
Insurance Commissioner Jose Montemayor says the crisis is over though bills still arrive. He notes rate reductions last August helped some homeowners but many policyholders see little or no drop due to renewal timing while doctors report slow malpractice rate relief.
Stephen Chapman argues that Bush and Rumsfeld misread Civil War and World War II to justify staying the course in Iraq. He says those wars were not chosen, but forced by existential risk, and warns public support depends on a clear, imperative purpose and belief the mission can succeed.
Larry Elder collects reader anecdotes on private anti Bush tirades amid war coverage. The letters recount New Year toasts, workplace chats, medical waiting rooms, and a regional meeting barroom exchange. Individuals include Belinda, Diana, Neil, and Neil's associates, with concerns about patriotism and opinion.
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