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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1985
Page
12
Tom Nickell states the Odessa American is dedicated to informing readers to promote freedoms and self control, asserting freedom as a divine gift and not government grant, aligning with moral guides and the Declaration of Independence.
An opinion piece condemns leaving children and pets in hot cars. It cites rescues of infants in 100 degree heat, argues many die from heat stroke, and notes danger even with windows cracked. It urges guardians to think and act to prevent cruelty and tragedies this summer.
Today's history notes the United States Constitution taking effect on June 21, 1788 with New Hampshire ratifying as the ninth state. It also recalls the 1982 DC jury verdict finding John Hinckley Jr. not guilty by reason of insanity in the Reagan assassination attempt.
Raspberry, a Washington Post columnist, analyzes immigration reform debates. He argues the economy draws many illegal workers, outlines options like cross-border development, stricter border control, or employer sanctions, and notes mixed views on sanctions and amnesty. He critiques opponents who fear Hispanic targeting and calls for a practical solution with real reform potential.
Goodman notes how sales blur seasons from summer to fall and holidays move on the calendar. He contrasts seasonal weather with a culture chasing constant comfort, predicting a world where one season fits all and nature is increasingly managed rather than lived.
A humorous reminiscence unfolds at a Atlanta party as a seasoned columnist recalls life without air conditioning in cars and homes. He contrasts modern luxury with earlier methods, including front porches and hand-held fans. The exchange features a young Yuppie and a turn of phrase laden dialogue.
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