Let peace begin with me poem tribute listing staff
A historical newspaper item presents the phrase Let peace begin with me as a featured line and lists staff credits including publisher M Olaf Frandsen editor Ken Brodnax editorial page director Mike Powell business manager Lori Ellington advertising director Larry Reynolds classified advertising manager Howard Houston pre press director Johnny Russell press room director Michael Showell circulation director and Ray M Stafford as Pulitzer Prize recipient in 1988.
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Ray M. Stafford
M. Olaf Frandsen
Ken Brodnax
Mike Powell
Lori Ellington
Larry Reynolds
Howard Houston
Johnny Russell
Michael Showell
Our Opinion on a Balanced Budget Amendment
The piece argues for a balanced budget amendment to curb federal spending but warns against proposals designating Social Security as constitutional. It critiques the Porter Plan to privatize Social Security and cites Democratic resistance as defending the elderly. The author labels Social Security as unconstitutional and a Ponzi scheme, urging defeat of the proposed amendment.
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United States
Congress
Franklin Roosevelt
U.S. Supreme Court
John Porter
Illinois
House
Richard A. Gephardt
Issouri
Odessa American Readers Rise To Comment On Beer Issue
Local readers urged to write letters to the Odessa American on a beer policy topic. Citizens from across the area expressed views on licensing duties and public health considerations, seeking open dialogue in the community newspaper.
An island for poor people in South Central LA
Reeves profiles South Central Los Angeles after the riots, showing a microcosm of new economic rules and separation. A burned mini-mall on Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard reveals immigrant ownership, diverse tenants, and a cash-check culture thriving without banking access.
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Los Angeles
Washington
Money Magazine
United States
Money
Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
Western Avenue
San Luis Rey
Thornton Wilder
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Lakers
South- Central
King-Western Mall
America
United States of America
Reeves
The
New York Times
Perot’s Vox Populi Hour Sparks Skepticism From Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick questions Perot’s plan for a televised hour of prime time where experts debate issues and the public votes by phone or TV devices. He argues such plebiscites are simplistic, manipulable, and impractical while noting the limited audience and potential lobbying influence.
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Perot
Texas
Congress
Vox Populi
Vox Dei
Vox Populi Hour
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Ross Perot
Washington Post
ABC News
George Bush
Bill Clinton
Edward Kennedy
Jesse Helms
Mama Murphy Brown
Clinton
Bush
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Soviet Union
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CBS
Time Magazine
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