Let Peace Begin With Me Editorial Motto
Tom Nickell edits a historical Odessa publication announcing a motto promoting peace in the Permian Basin. The piece emphasizes freedom as self control and cites moral guides, urging readers to promote liberty and responsible citizenship.
Odessa Meteor Crater Lacks Tourist Appeal
The Odessa Meteor Crater seven miles west of Odessa struggles as a tourist site as vandalism and neglect persist. Local supporters donate for upkeep, yet visitors find the site uninviting and hard to reach. Proposals to modify or relocate it have not sparked lasting interest.
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Odessa
Crater
Wiseacres
Granger assumes command of U.S. forces in Texas 1865
On this date in 1865 General Gordon Granger took command of all Union forces in occupied Texas during Reconstruction marking a pivotal moment in postwar governance and Confederate state reentry.
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U.S
Gordon Granger
Texas
Reconstruction
June 17 history note recalls Battle of Bunker Hill
On June 17 1775 British troops attacked over 1000 American soldiers near Boston in the Revolutionary War battle of Bunker Hill. The British succeeded on their third attempt but suffered heavy losses with about one third of their force wiped out.
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Bunker Hill
Boston
Washington Post editor Bradlee defends Pelton story handling
Kilpatrick reviews Ben Bradlee's account of the Pellton saga, detailing Woodward's September 1985 briefing, the wiring diagram edits, and pressure from Casey and Odom. The piece questions if the Post served society by publishing and warns of pursuing treason if Woodward’s mole exists.
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Washington Post
Ben Bradlee
Post
Pelton
Bradlee
Yahoo
Bob Woodward
Ronald Pelton
Woodward
William Odom
National Security Agency
Odom
CIA
Casey
The
Airplanes and safety in the modern military age
A syndicated LA Times column discusses early aviation risks from the Wright Flyer to modern jets. It highlights g forces, fatigue, and mission stress as causes of crashes, notes improved historical safety, and critiques high performance outpacing pilot adaptability.
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Orville Wright
Tom Selfridge
Fort Myer
Selfridge
Reagan's off year worries surface in North Carolina
In Greensboro Reagan concedes not all is well as plant closings and farm troubles reflect enduring pains beyond the 1980s economic praise. The piece notes voters in off years focus on fears rather than visions, contrasting presidential elections with Congressional contests. Margolis of the Chicago Tribune is cited.
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Greensboro
N.C
Ronald Reagan
North Carolina
Reagan
Franklin Roosevelt
John Kennedy
Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
Congress
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Harvey
Los Angeles Times
Margolis
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