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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2000
Page
4
The following is a collection of editorials from Texas newspapers as compiled by The Associated Press. The pieces present varied opinions on state affairs, reflecting the public discourse of the era and highlighting evolving policies and political sentiment across Texas communities.
Texas faces drought-driven pressure as reservoirs fall to 22-year lows and 60 water systems impose mandatory restrictions. Edwards Aquifer Authority begins cloud-seeding across 6 million acres while new laws aim to boost conservation and drought management. Water quality concerns loom amid a 9,000-gallon chemical release into San Martin Lake and debate over easing standards for a paper mill discharge into Lake Sam Rayburn.
Union membership rose to 16.5 million in 1999 as jobs surged by 2.7 million, leaving labor’s share steady at 13.9 percent. Public sector growth offset private losses, while unions face pressure to recruit 500 000 to 1 million workers annually to counter attrition.
Ann Coulter critiques Jeffrey Toobin's book on Clinton era claims, arguing many passages are false or selectively read. She notes Jones demanded apologies from Clinton since 1994 and accuses Toobin of inventing facts while defending her own selective reading as a review.
Confidently slicing the religious right, Sen. John McCain derides Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell as demagogues and bigots. He links Rudman to his campaign and questions McCain’s pro life stance while defending a broader GOP integrity claim amid a divisive primary. Feder writes for the Boston Herald.
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