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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1983
Page
13
David F Lyons publisher and Tom Nickell editor pledge to inform Odessa readers and promote freedom in the Permian Basin. They invite correspondence to The Odessa American box in Odessa Texas.
Our Opinion notes multiple PCB spills in Odessa from electric equipment prompting barricades and soil removal. Texas Electric Service Co plans to phase out about 100 contaminated capacitors by 1988, facing costs and possible taxpayer burden while weighing faster replacement against safety and peace of mind.
In a June 7 meeting, members discussed Carver Center progress and busing, with praise for on time one way transport. A policy allowing a teacher with 11 years’ service to take a year off for non teaching work, to have a child, was debated amid arguments about motherhood and deadline compliance.
A reader voices frustration over a five male two female Odessa school board, noting a female member abstained due to not being a parent. She questions her qualifications to voice family impact while urging public involvement, bid requests, and speaker discipline during meetings. The piece ends urging citizens to write, call, vote, attend meetings, and stand up to make change.
Beloved Founder writes that the Millard Fillmore Society pursues eradicating the prompt Who's calling please by replying Millard Fillmore here. The group has no dues assets or formal structure and any can join as Beloved Director by taking a paralyzed oath to answer Millard Fillmore here. The founder notes interactions with an attorney and banker who thought they were connected to the society.
A humorous column portrays Millard Fillmore as a stern figure resisting change while joking about White House bathtubs and Know Nothing ties. It notes D R Segal as president of Freedom Newspapers Inc and imagines exchanges with political figures and publishers in a self aware satire of media and politics.
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