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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1979
Page
6
The Odessa American Policy paper argues for personal earnings freedom over forced redistribution. It states permission to reproduce editorials from The Odessa American with proper credit. The piece frames a voluntary approach as leading to long term satisfaction and a better Permian Basin community.
The piece praises John Wayne's screen persona and impact from Fort Apache to True Grit, arguing his characters embody American individualism and virtue. It notes his rugged violence, controversial bravado, and later film schools treating his works as metaphors for the national spirit, ending with a climactic showdown against villains.
The piece argues TV coverage oversimplifies Supreme Court role while noting constitutional limits. It traces original intent of judicial review, contrasts negative interpretation with modern calls for positive rights, and warns against the Court overstepping or replacing legislative action. It emphasizes preserve of liberty by restraint.
The author criticizes Ralph Nader for urging Congress to close every operating or under construction nuclear plant. The NAACP argues nuclear power remains vital and affordable for urban consumers, especially Black communities, urging caution against precipitous action. The piece links anti nuclear protests to antiwar tactics and questions motives.
Allan C. Brownfield notes that 1978 shifts view of who is liberal or conservative as businessmen oppose only some interventions. He cites Sidney Lewis on how fair trade laws, subsidies, quotas, and licensing stifle competition, and recalls pressure on steel and textile firms to back the energy plan. The piece argues that business now accepts regulation as the default condition and that many will comply with voluntary guidelines to avoid government penalties.
Washington reports Prime Minister Menahem Begin publicly attacks national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski after a CBS interview praised activists opposing Begin's West Bank settlement. The clash flags possible U S policy limits as Carter seeks Arab support and keeps pressure on Israel amid 1980 campaign concerns.
Bits of history note a small diamond shaped pane called a quarrel. A stray line mentions the term among fragments. The Soviet newspaper Pravda is reported to have a daily circulation of more than ten million.
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