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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1979
Page
2
The Odessa American outlines a policy favoring voluntary spending of earnings over involuntary distribution. It emphasizes individual freedom and invites reproduction of editorials with proper credit, reflecting the paper’s stance on economic liberty and community improvement.
Melanie Best of Houston, a Texas A&M freshman, won the 1979 Ruggles Right To Work Scholarship funded by the National Right to Work Committee. The $1000 award honors her essay The Right To Work and highlights arguments against compulsory unionism, freedom of choice, and political influence by unions.
Former Sen James L Buckley tells a Colorado Springs audience the federal bureaucracy acts as a fourth constitutional branch wielding vast discretionary power over daily life He cites HEW SEC EPA and regulatory tactics as threats to due process and constitutional safeguards urging pruning of federal authority and stronger citizen protections.
The piece argues the United States already has broad coverage with Medicare Medicaid and private plans and criticizes expanding federal control. It promotes private compulsory insurance with government support for the truly unable and warns against a federal health czar or bureaucratic reform. It cautions Congress against choosing between Carter or Kennedy plans and urges alternative solutions.
The text notes walnuts pecans and almonds can be boiled for three to five minutes cooled and cracked to remove meat. It also mentions Adolf Eichmann was hanged in Tel Aviv in 1962 and the 1445 Battle of St Albans framed in the Wars of the Roses.
A Clearinghouse Review article exposes how taxpayer funded Legal Services lawyers pursue social change through lobbying and litigation. It cites Rader and Lang advising constituent based lobbying, mass mail campaigns, and media use to pressure lawmakers, and notes loopholes in the act prohibiting ballot measure advocacy.
Congressional action seeks billions to back synthetic fuels from shale alcohol from grain gas from garbage and coal liquids with guaranteed government markets and loan guarantees. Critics warn of free market disruption and massive cost as Gulf Oil Exxon participate in research and House leaders push the plan. President Carter met leaders but did not commit. defense procurement could force 500000 barrels a day by 1984 in a debate over national security.
Fragmentary history notes mention the 1871 Treaty of Frankfurt ending the Franco Prussian War the 1542 death of explorer Hernando de Soto in the Mississippi region and Handel's Messiah world premiere in Dublin in 1742.
A compact clue set lists terms for a crossword puzzle next to brief hints. Includes entries covering family members, roles, life work, and culinary items. Provides abbreviations for youth groups and historical terms for pioneers plus a therm for the nestling sound.
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