Health care summit seen as political theater not decisive
The health care summit between President Obama and congressional leaders resembled theater or a sports event, with limited shifts in minds or momentum. Despite civil debate and factual discussion, the piece suggests no major agreement or quick move toward comprehensive reform, leaving prospects uncertain.
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Lawmakers and Officials Contact List for West Texas
A compiled list of federal and state representatives and senators serving Midland Odessa and Amarillo areas. Includes offices in Washington and Texas capitals with mailing addresses phone numbers and emails for Rep Mike Conaway Sen John Cornyn Sen Kay Bailey Hutchison Rep Tryon Lewis Rep Tom Craddick Sen Kel Seliger and related district offices.
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Amarillo
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Let Peace Begin With Me Winner Pzb 1988
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Toyota safety row masks driver risk amid recalls
Toyota chief Akio Toyoda told Congress that cars are safe despite 8 million recalls and dozens of deaths linked to defects. Analysts note most crash fatalities arise from driver behavior and road risk rather than vehicle flaws, urging focus on speeding, drunk driving, and seat belt use.
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Carbon caps threaten Texas economy and jobs
Kathleen Hartnett White argues federal carbon limits harm Texas by raising energy prices, shrinking manufacturing, reducing state revenue, and risking 200,000 jobs by 2030. The Texas Public Policy Foundation study says energy-intensive sectors like chemicals and metals could drop up to 26 percent, with broader economic strain from higher prices.
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Permian girls soccer team clinches playoff spot
Odessa American endorses Permian High School girls soccer for making playoffs with four district games left. Readers can send comments by emailing letters oapa.com and noting a thumbs nomination.
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