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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1990
Page
4
The Odessa American features its slogan Let peace begin with me and lists David F. Lyons as publisher with M. Olaf Frandsen as managing editor. The paper promotes improving the Permian Basin as a better place to live, work and play.
Our Opinion notes voters in Peru and Bulgaria backing stronger government control while other nations move toward freedom. In Peru Fujimori gains while Vargas Llosa and Garcia fail to unify opposition. in Bulgaria voters reelect a reform communist regime, citing fears of instability and links to Moscow. The piece argues freedom remains the ultimate path in a linked world economy.
Boston Globe columnist Mike Barnicle weighs in on gender bias in language after receiving a Practical Guide To Non-Sexist Language. He cites examples like flight attendant and chairperson, notes shifts from man to human power, and reflects on personal changes in speech and awareness.
Mike Royko contends that the flag burning scare is a political smokescreen. He notes no real incidents in Chicago, LA, New York, or Washington, cites Congressional posturing and S&L fraud cases, and mocks Senate leaders for pushing an amendment while misallocating funds. Royko faults Bush, Dole, and others for exploiting public fear.
A Grizzard column parody portrays Donald Trump and aides debating outsized expenses and cash shortages. The dialogue lampoons extravagance, failed loans, and a pending divorce while joking about real estate woes and a New England state dream.
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