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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1998

Page

4

Our View Bilingual fight in wake of Prop 227

The editorial notes exit polls show mixed support for Proposition 227 among Hispanics in California while MALDEF sues to block implementation. It questions funding sources, argues MALDEF does not represent all Mexican Americans, and suggests considering charter schools and school choice as potential responses amid debate over bilingual education.

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Dunigan cites satellite images of new bomb delivery donkey

Dunigan warns that satellite photos show a developing donkey breed for delivering a bomb. He frames the finding as evidence of escalating threat and cites unidentified sources.

Antitrust Debate on Microsoft and Slow Legal Process

Thomas Lowell argues antitrust actions move slowly, limiting innovation in software. He dismisses the idea that Microsoft monopolizes, noting that market shares do not prove preexisting control. He critiques DOJ aims to force inclusion of Netscape in Windows and cites media misperceptions about non Microsoft software on Windows systems. Lowell, senior fellow Hoover Institution, Stanford University.

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Oregon's new doctor assisted suicide sparks ethical clash

Cal Thomas argues Oregon's law prompts federal overreach and moral peril. He highlights Endangered Species Act limits on handling sea turtles and questions Justice Department stance on physician assisted death. The column warns of a slide toward euthanasia and calls for stronger protection of life.

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