Turkish parliament blocks northern front in Iraq war plan
Our view examines how Turkey’s refusal to permit U.S. forces to open a northern front in a potential Iraq war disrupts military plans, shifts routes via Suez, and heightens uncertainty about postwar outcomes and regional security, including Kurdish dynamics in Turkey and Iraq.
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Public Forum Contact Details Listed
The Odessa American invites public input via WRITE or FAX and provides mail and fax addresses for submissions. It also directs readers to an online channel on letters link.freedom.com for internet comments.
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Public Forum on Overpass Sparks Odessa Tensions
A letter column blasts CAPO supporters and non elected critics over an planned Odessa overpass. The writer accuses council of ignoring citizens, argues city employees deserve higher wages, and urges the city to run Odessa like a business despite overpass ambitions.
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Chief Moose Pursues Book Film Deals Amid Ethics Scrutiny
Maryland police chief Charles Moose faces ethics questions over a for profit crisis management consulting venture formed with his wife after the Beltway sniper saga. He has not disclosed a book advance or any honoraria, while scheduling speaking engagements across the U S and Canada to promote his crisis leadership narrative.
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Prager critiques Rather Saddam interview as a coup
Dennis Prager argues CBS News gained nothing from Rather's Saddam Hussein interview and calls it a coup for Saddam, CBS, and ratings. He criticizes TV news for prioritizing drama and entertainment over truth, urges readers to turn to newspapers and the Internet for real news. Prager also notes his radio show and four books.
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