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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1990
Page
4
The Odessa American highlights a community effort to promote peace with a message titled Let peace begin with me. David F. Lyons is publisher and M. Olaf Frandsen is managing editor guiding the Permian Basin improvement line.
Our Opinion urges privatizing mail delivery as best option amid calls for higher rates. It cites USPS rate hikes to 30 cents, the private sector's dominance with UPS and FedEx, and a President's Privatization Commission finding savings of 4 to 12 billion annually. The piece argues rural delivery would be maintained with minimal subsidies and envisions worker ownership in a privatized system.
Royko argues that about 80 percent of Germans are 60 or younger and未 80 percent have no wartime memory. He notes many 60s and 70s grew up under Nazi past and that only a small elite could have held power. He laughs at fears and suggests if reunification occurs it should be named The Neuterland per humorist Mike Feldman.
James J Kilpatrick argues for a House version of the Americans with Disabilities Act, predicting passage by late May but noting ongoing committee hurdles. He says the bill, though sweeping, would impose manageable costs, with public accommodations phased in after 18 months and language from existing civil rights laws guiding enforcement. Kilpatrick, based in Washington, notes lobbyist pressure from small business and Bush administration figures for broader exemptions, but maintains broad application is essential to mainstreaming the disabled.
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