Let Peace Begin With Me In Odessa Basin
Odessa American urges harmony as community members strive to improve the Permian Basin area for living working and recreation with a call to active participation and civic pride.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1990
Page
4
Odessa American urges harmony as community members strive to improve the Permian Basin area for living working and recreation with a call to active participation and civic pride.
Our Opinion argues for higher immigration quotas amid a backlog of over 400 000 relatives seeking entry. It cites economist Julian Simon on long term tax contributions and notes Mexican economic reforms as aiding immigration trends. The piece endorses open borders with Canada and the EEC as a model and urges measures to verify citizenship.
The Odessa American notes letters on political issues must arrive by noon Wednesday to meet policy. Letters appearing in the Sunday edition will be the last chance before the March 13 election.
The American invites letters for publication on this page and sets guidelines. Letters must be typed or legible, no longer than one page, and include name, address, business, and a telephone number for verification. Addresses and phone numbers are not published. submissions missing them are rejected. Normally names are published unless hardship is shown. letters should meet standards of good taste.
Dave Barry recounts joining Dr. Jeffrey Jervis to form a comic littering crusade in Miami. They wear bright costumes to confront litterers, renting a Tidymobile and urging polite behavior as crowds react. The piece mixes humor with a call to neatness and civic action.
A reader lauds Molly Ivins for fair reporting in Austin politics while criticizing an Odessa College beer commercial on campus. Others urge voter qualifications over party labels and thank the Odessa Fire Department for a February 6 home fire response.
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