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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1990

Page

4

Let peace begin with me in the Permian Basin

David F Lyons publisher and M Olaf Frandsen managing editor sign a community pledge for Odessa Texas. The note emphasizes striving to make the Permian Basin a better place to live work and play with a local newspaper role.

David F.lyons M. Olaf Frandsen Permian Basin

Flag Burning Law Undermines Rights and Respect for Freedom

The Supreme Court correct ly struck down a federal flag burning crime as unconstitutional. The First Amendment protects political expression and private property rights, and a law or constitutional amendment to force respect would hollow the flag’s meaning. Mature citizens should reject such posturing and affirm that respect comes without legal compulsion.

U.S. Supreme Court Congress

Lawmakers and Office Addresses Listed for Texas Delegation

A listing presents U S representatives and senators from Texas with their district and Washington offices. It includes U S Rep Larry Combest of Lubbock, Ronald Coleman of El Paso, Sen Lloyd Bentsen of Mission, and Sean Republican of College Station, plus state officials Gary Watkins of Odessa Tom Craddick of Midland Troy Fraser of Big Spring John Montford of Lubbock and Bill Sims of San Angelo with local capital addresses for each.

Gary Watkins Odessa Capital Station Austin Texas Tom Craddick Midland Troy Fraser Big Spring John Montford Lubbock Bill Sims San Angelo P.O

The Chin and a Cardinal Face Off in New York

Mike Royko examines the contrast between mob boss Vincent Gigante known as The Chin and Cardinal John O Connor. He notes the priest brother defending the gangster while O Connor weighs excommunication for Catholic officials over abortion policy. Royko questions church politics and public loyalty amid crime and politics in New York.

Vincent Gigante Gigante the Chin New York Genovese Crime Mob Genovese Crime Family FBI Federal Feds O'Connor Mario Cuomo Cuomo O’connor New Jersey Ace Bensonhurst Howard Beach Genovese Gambino Mob

Genetic engineering in dairy farming sparks debate and optimism

In Wisconsin a cow egg grown into an embryo blends genes from prize Holsteins, signaling rapid lab based herd improvements. BST boosts milk output by 10 to 30 percent, with FDA deeming it safe, while protests from dairy farmers and interest groups persist as scientists expand genetic manipulation across livestock.

University of Wisconsin Chicago Tribune Peter Garner Ronald Kotulak Federal Drug Administration Monsanto, Lilly American Cyanamid Upjohn

Sheriff Nick Navarro fights dirty words in South Florida

A Miami Herald columnist praises Broward County Sheriff Nick Navarro for cracking down on sex and profanity in 2 Live Crew shows. The piece inflates the clash into a broader battle over free speech and community standards, urging support for Navarro’s undercover raid and public appearances.

Broward County Fla Nick Nick’’ Navarro South Florida 2 Live Crew Hollywood Sheriff Nick Booger Shen Mee Booger Barry The Miami Herald

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U.S Larry Combest Washington, D.C Ronald Coleman el Paso Cannon House Lloyd Bentsen Democrat of Mission Hart Senate Sean Republican College Station Russell Senate Mike Royko Royko Paul Harvey Harvey Los Angeles Times Dave Barry Don Rickles
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