Ever Striving For The Permian Basin
A reflective note from the newspaper emphasizes dedicating effort to the Permian Basin to improve living conditions. It frames journalism as a tool for reader empowerment, freedom, and responsible self-governance, urging community progress through informed action.
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Permian Basin
End of Driver Education in Ector County ISD
Our Opinion questions the elimination of the Ector County Independent School District driver education program. The move raises cost and access concerns for teens and families, with options at Odessa College or a private school, while officials note saved funds may return to the district budget.
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Ector County Independent
Odessa College
Odessa
Jim Cooper
Pope and Church Fault Lines in Protestant Nations
Billy Graham condemns Vatican influence and John Paul II in Lyon’s Den, arguing the Pope’s publicity skews religious news. The column links Catholic power to anti-democratic aims, contrasts Protestant liberty with Catholic overreach, and cites 300 years of alleged church anti democracy influence.
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Lyon
Billy Graham
John Paul I
Vatican
John XXIII
Mexico
Poland
Europe
Latin America
North America
John Paul 1
John Paul II
Jerry Falwell
al Smith
Hitler
Congress
Israel
Mussolini
Franco
Salazar
Laval
Welfare Dilemma: Unemployment Penalties vs Universal Aid
Washington column discusses the welfare dilemma in a rich country. It notes unearned benefits discourage entry level work and trap families in dependency while proposing the Graduated Income Supplement as a universal cash alternative administered by the IRS. Raspberry, a Washington Post columnist, analyzes motives and effects with emphasis on work incentives and inequality.
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Washington
Charles Murray
America
Leonard M. Greene
Institute For Socioeconomic Studies
Greene
Richard Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
Prom time means party time
In a syndicated column, Grizzard recalls a father asking about senior prom customs and the rising costs of dresses, limos, and hotels. He notes students’ push for safe rides to avoid drunk driving and observes parents bow to the hysteria, while kids demand responsible limits.
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Atlanta
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