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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2004
Page
3
A collection of editorial writings from Texas newspapers compiled by the Associated Press featuring opinions on state affairs public policy and community issues gathered across multiple Texas publications for statewide context and insight.
A Dallas Morning News letter from a self described spammer denounces a no-spam list while praising the FTC for not acting. The writer mocks Timothy J. Muris and urges private sector cooperation to slow bulk emails, predicting retirement before any standard is set.
Editorial reflects on fading modesty among young women under 45, noting trends toward revealing clothing and tattoos. It surveys market responses with modest fashion, cautions about long term appearance, and discusses media pressure shaping body image, self-expression, and social judgment.
Column argues that the 1965 Miranda decision limited police success, citing drops in violent crime clearances and unpunished offenses. It contrasts original safeguards with ongoing concerns about deterrence, proposing videotaped interrogations or magistrate oversight as alternatives.
Odessa letters discuss community art efforts and praise for a student’s perfect attendance. Georgia Hayse questions how the district recognizes daily achievement and suggests using fines to fund recognition, while praising a junior achieving the feat.
Daniel Pool voices objections to ABCs upcoming shows during an NBA playoff ad on KMID TV. He cites Wifeswap and Desperate Housewives, alleging the latter features a woman in bra, and urges decent viewers to object, providing ABCs contact number 818 460 7477.
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