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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1979
Page
8
The Odessa American argues that individuals should freely spend earnings instead of mandatory redistribution. The piece promotes voluntary expenditure and grants permission to reproduce editorials with credit.
A Wall Street Journal report states the Soviet Union plans in city nuclear heat stations with two 500000 kilowatt reactors to supply heat for urban complexes. The piece argues against U S antinuclear activism, touts safety and economic progress, and contrasts Soviet and American safeguards.
Lt Gen John Rowny, veteran negotiator for SALT I and II, retires to oppose the treaty. He cites Russia’s Backfire bomber limits and NATO cruise missile tech sharing as key concerns, risking his career to speak out.
The piece argues federal rules divert capital from productive uses, reporting that six agencies cost taxpayers 9.6 billion in 1977 and impose 2.6 billion in costs on 48 companies. It cites IBM chairman and a U S News World Report finding, warning of growing government control and bureaucratic delay.
A discussion in San Diego gathers scholars to explore Modern Rights Theory and the meaning of rights. The piece argues rights arise from morality and law, not merely state power, noting life and education as debated examples.
The piece notes that insect warning colors help birds avoid eating them. It explains that sideburns come from Civil War general Ambrose Burnside known for distinctive facial hair. It adds that Leonardo da Vinci was left handed and wrote backwards. It details Napoleon Bonaparte’s exile to Elba in 1814 and his return to power ten months later.
In a Senate debate on S. 670 the Rural Development Policy and Coordination Act of 1979 Senator Boschwitz opposed a $20 million grant program and favored trimming to $15 million. He predicted the model information centers would swell into a costly bureaucracy, and noted his objections in the Record.
The National Geographic Society says about ninety percent of the United States uranium reserve sits in the Rocky Mountain region, along with oil gas low-sulfur coal and shale oil concentrations. The World Bank lent Panama 19 million dollars to boost cocoa coffee banana and oil palm plantations. The first moon walk occurred on July 20 1969.
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