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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2009
Page
2
In West Texas heat the debate over two-a-day August practices continues. Coaches at Permian and Odessa High adapt schedules to avoid peak heat, emphasize hydration, and rely on local experience to balance conditioning with safety, arguing for individualized approaches over broad limits.
Republican Texas lawmakers Tryon Lewis of Odessa Tom Craddick of Midland and Kel Seliger of Amarillo list office addresses P O Box 2910 Austin TX 78768 phone lines 512 463 0546 512 463 1000 512 463 0131 and emails or senate pages for district 31 and 751 officials with Midland and Amarillo addresses and Austin mailing options.
The editorial page asserts freedom as a divine gift and self-control. It argues peace starts with individual restraint and aligns freedom with moral guides like the Coveting Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence.
The Go Weekly questions whether high school football programs should be barred from two a day sessions before the school year opens.
Pamela Ryan reports Gene Bustamante from Odessa argues that football teams should not be barred from two a day workouts before school starts. He asserts Texas football culture supports rigorous practice to build skills.
A guest column argues that Washington efforts to create a new consumer protection agency may not improve consumer well being. The Texas Legislature largely nibble around the edges, blocking costly taxes and failed to broadly roll back tort reform. The piece contends many proposed protections would raise costs for households and urges readers to press their representatives.
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