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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2003
Page
2
A collection of editorials from Texas newspapers compiled by the Associated Press appears in this March 10 2003 roundup. The pieces discuss state issues and policy debates in a concise AP styled digest.
The El Paso Times argues for broader debate on Indian gaming in Texas. Lawmakers like Rep. Terry Keel and Rep. Norma Chavez push HB 809 toward floor consideration, citing economic potential for tribes such as the Tigua in El Paso. Public figures oppose expansion, but the piece notes past shifts on gambling issues and urges constitutional momentum for compact talks and voter choice.
San Antonio Express-News reports on a Texas bill aiming to bar school board or district employees from vending machine contracts to reduce conflicts of interest and promote healthier eating. The act by Senator Eddie Lucio and Rep Jaime Capelo would set state standards and create an advisory council, acknowledging obesity stats among fourth and eighth graders and high school juniors.
Readers can send comments to the Odessa American via P O Box 2952 in Odessa Texas 79760 or by fax at 915 333 7742. Online submissions are directed to onletters ilnk freedom com for web posts.
Syndicated columnist Mona Charen endorses Kaplan and Kristol on the Iraq war case. The piece argues Saddam Hussein’s brutal regime justifies intervention, detailing executions, torture, chemical attacks on Kurds and Shiites, and Iraqi government crimes.
Larry Elder argues Bush and Clinton era debates on intervention reveal selective humanitarian rhetoric. He contrasts Kosovo humanitarian claims with Iraqs alleged weapons programs and Saddam Husseins abuses, calling for consistent standards amid political spin.
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