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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1983

Page

4

Freedom Newspaper Strives For Permian Basin Better Living

The paper emphasizes ongoing efforts by The Tes Oesse mer to improve life in the Permian Basin. It highlights community betterment, civic engagement, and a commitment to local progress through public service initiatives and editorial guidance.

Let Peace Begin With Me Editorial Motto

The Odessa American presents a reflective proclamation on freedom as self-control aligned with moral guides and civic ideals. It asserts freedom as a God given gift, not government granted, and distinguishes it from license or anarchy. Publisher David F. Lyons invites correspondence to the Odessa paper.

Meeting's delayed while council away

A planned city county meeting to settle the balance sheet of services was postponed to April 28 due to Mayor Bob Bryant and councilmen being out of town and County Commissioner David Childers in hospital. Agenda items included landfill charges, a $26,000 county coliseum bill, city fire service in the county, making Municipal Court a court of record, and using the county computer for election results. The postponement highlights perceived lax handling of joint interests and taxpayers' need for collaboration after city elections.

Bob Bryant Dick Sivalls John Mason David Childers Jan Fisher John Harrison Harrison Cilmen

March 18 in History Highlights and Birthdays

Today marks key historical events including Gandhi's 1922 prison sentence, Washington's 1776 Boston takeover, a 1937 New London Texas gas explosion, a 1965 first spacewalk, and 1974 oil embargo end. Also noting the Dutch TV crew deaths in El Salvador, NI unrest in recent years, and Charley Pride turning 45.

Mahatma Gandhi India George Washington Boston New London Texas Middle East Libya Syria United States Northern Ireland UN Security Council Lebanon el Salvador Charley Pride

EPA could hold last whimper

Rooney critiques environmental neglect and waste, arguing the world’s end looms not from political names but from pollution and apathy. He cites trash-laden rivers, ocean dumping, and poisoned land as signs, urging stronger environmental stewardship and a shift from extremism rhetoric.

Poisoned lands and waters shape a grim critique of Big Business

The piece argues America plunders its environment for present gains, citing Love Canal and Times Beach, with a harsh critique of Reagan era environmental policy. It accuses the EPA leadership of compromising protection, predicting forthcoming records will reveal failures.

Love Canal Times Beach

Reagan Defends Tax Withholding Against Repeal Push

Boston Globe text rails at Reagan and Treasury over interest and dividend withholding tax. It cites Dole attacks and media bias while arguing withholding mostly harms savers and investors. It notes forms, deadlines, and government matching efforts amid calls to repeal the rule.

Beatson Wallace Boston Globe Congress Treasury Regan Washington Senate Robert Dole Kansas Ditto Treasury Security Times Organized Labor IRS

Semantics cloud abortion issue and pro abortion tactics

A reader from Odessa voices complaints about pro abortion lobbying and its tactics. She cites Dr Harold O J Brown and Dr Bernard Nathanson alleging labeling abortion as Catholic and moral issues, accusations of deceit, and calls out terminology like termination of pregnancy versus killing a baby. The letter ends with a call for truth and honesty.

Harold O.J. Brown Christian Action Council Christian Witness Bernard Nathanson Center For Reproduction and Sexual Health New York City Winnipeg Leaguer Life Nathan Son Tashya Gossett Castile Road Odessa

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Permian Basin David F. Lyons Tom Nickell Childers S and Coun EPA By Andy Rooney Anne Gorsuch Burford Anne McGill Burford T.S. Eliot East River Island of Manhattan Atlantic Ocean Rooney Big Business Earth London Reagan Anne Gorsuch Burford Denver America New York Times Bankers’ Association the Times Turn Citizen Smith By Dave Gerard Issioner OF Parks
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