Opessa American 4A Edit Editorial Collection
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers, gathered by the Associated Press, dated Monday March 3 2003. It presents opinion pieces on state affairs and public issues from various Texas outlets.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2003
Page
2
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers, gathered by the Associated Press, dated Monday March 3 2003. It presents opinion pieces on state affairs and public issues from various Texas outlets.
Saudi interior minister says 990 citizens are referred to trial for alleged al Qaida ties while 250 remain under investigation and over 150 cleared after being investigated. The report notes many hijackers were Saudi and cites state school and mosque teachings as fueling Western hatred, urging reform.
The text notes oil and gas shrinking as a share of Texas activity, while higher prices hurt Texans and the broader U.S. economy. It cites a US average gas price near historic highs, explains factors behind price spikes, including imports, a Chavez strike, Iraq war fears, and cold weather, and argues for higher fuel efficiency standards.
Monacharen notes the CBS Saddam Hussein interview satirical, accusing Dan Rather of bias and privileging Hussein. He highlights ground rules, Ramsey Clark involvement, and Rather's lack of critical follow up, framing the piece as a critique of media sensationalism and personality focus.
Larry Elder profiles Hollywood critics and stars like Edward Norton Jessica Lange Mike Farrell and George Clooney offering sharply divided views on George W Bush the Iraq war and US policy while noting a fear of professional repercussions and a push for potential legal action over hostile work environment claims.
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