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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1998
Page
4
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers provided by the Associated Press offers multiple viewpoints on state politics society and policy. The collection presents diverse opinions reflecting regional press voices and editorial stances across Texas media markets.
Commentator denounces arbitrator John Feerick ruling that forces Golden State Warriors to rehire Latrell Sprewell at eight million dollars annual salary. The piece argues the decision sanctions choking and could erode workplace and coach relationships by encouraging violence as a remedy. It condemns the idea of reinstatement and calls for criminal charges.
Bill Gates, head of Microsoft, is described as ubiquitous as he promotes Windows 98 and appears on magazines and TV. The piece notes his Senate testimony, media ubiquity, and ventures like Tap Sem, with a satirical tone about his expanding public presence.
Joseph Sobran argues the Vatican rebuts the myth of Pope Pius XII's silence during the Holocaust. He cites postwar praise from Jewish leaders and Golda Meir, notes discrepancies in The New York Times coverage, and stresses Pacelli’s early warnings against Nazi racism. The piece questions media narratives and highlights Pius XII's limited public stance amid war.
Feder, a Boston Herald columnist, argues sexual conduct reflects character and questions trust in Bill Clinton to lead. He contends liberals downplay morality, cites alleged misconduct, and links private behavior to public trust and national security.
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