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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2012
Page
4
The Orange County Register notes Ray Bradbury died at 91, praising his defiance of conventional thinking and censorship. It highlights Fahrenheit 451 and The Illustrated Man as enduring works that challenged totalitarianism, urging readers to value imaginative fiction as a beacon of freedom.
A compilation of contact addresses phone numbers and emails for U S representatives U S senators and Texas state officials including Rep Mike Conaway Randy Neugebauer Francisco Canseco Rep Tryon Lewis Tom Craddick Sen Kel Seliger and Sen Carlos Uresti with their district office Austin office and district mail drops. The list provides H O B locations Cannon addresses and district details for outreach.
The text presents a speaker note from Laura Editor Winner, 1988 Pulitzer Prize winner, urging readers to foster and promote freedom. It asserts that freedom comes from self control and aligns with moral guides such as the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Stephen Chapman recounts his own and Elizabeth Warren's Native American assertions, noting Warren's Cherokee roots claim and Harvard's minority numbers push, while Chapman recalls his accidental American Indian classification on the SAT and eventual Harvard admission amid scrutiny.
Lowell Thomas Sowell argues that redefining terms like autism debt and poverty enables politicians to extract more tax money and expand government. He cites Sperry on autism figures and USA Today debt reporting, warning that the public pays for misnamed conditions while lawmakers seek votes.
The Odessa American invites readers to share thumbs up or thumbs down opinions on current topics. Expressions may praise or criticize events like Monday's power outage. Submit thoughts via onletters daoa.com and note you are submitting a thumbs nomination.
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