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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 2006

Page

6

Our View on Iraqi Unity and U.S. Role

The piece argues that U S calls for a unified Iraqi government undermine sovereignty and hamper genuine self rule. It suggests federalism with strong local autonomy as a workable path, notes oil revenue concerns, and urges a timely U S withdrawal to push Iraqis toward responsibility for their future.

Bush United States Saddam Iraq National Security Council U.S

Lawmakers and federal officials contact details list

A directory of political representatives with office addresses in Washington and Texas. It lists U S Rep Mike Conaway Randy Neugebauer Henry Bonilla and U S Sen John Cornyn Kay Bailey Hutchison, plus Texas state officials Buddy West Tom Craddick Robert Duncan Kel Seliger with their mailing addresses and phone numbers.

U.S Mike Conaway Midland Cannon House Washington, D.C Fox W. Eighth St Odessa Desta Drive Randy Neugebauer Lubbock Kay Bailey Hutchison Russell Senate George E. “Buddy” West P.O. Box Austin Texas Tom Craddick

Odessa Freedom Editorial Page Identifies Kerr and Brodnax

Patrick Canty publisher John Kerr editor Ken Brodnax editor editorial Bill Salter emeritus noted in the page header. The item lists staff roles and honors on the newspaper’s masthead.

Freedom gospel or political grant debate persists

A fragmented passage argues that American information serves readers to protect freedom, describing freedom as a divine gift rather than a political grant from anarchy. It asserts self-control as the core value and calls for consistency with this principle.

Immigration reality and border policy debate

An opinion essay argues that despite a surge in border enforcement and a harsh House bill, illegal immigration persists. It cites rising budgets and more agents since 1986, warns enforcement alone is unsustainable, and highlights unintended consequences like sheltering illicit crossings and worker shortages. It notes Cardinal Mahony and sociologist Massey on enforcement effects and asserts migrants want to stay, urging pragmatic change.

Alec Baldwin Canada Toronto Blue Jays Shania Twain America United States U.S Border Patrol Bush House of Representatives Mexico Los Angeles Roger Mahony el Paso San Diego Princeton University Douglas Massey Congress

Public Forum on Christian acts and faith readers note

A reader cites Rev. Michael Pfeifer praising Dan Brown as fiction and argues Christians should reexamine the novels claims. The letter criticizes public prayer protests displays invoking hate, urges Bible study, and urges personal responsibility before God. Antoinette Edmonds signs off.

Terri Schiavo Mohammad

Noel Elementary Sixth Grade Science Mentors Program

A note praising Noel Elementary for a program where sixth grade science students help teach younger pupils. The item frames the commentary as an American opinion and invites readers to submit ideas via an onlines letters link at freedom.com with a thumbs nomination.

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Federal Robert Duncan P.O Kel Seliger Amarillo ODESS Patrick Canty John Kerr Ken Brodnax Bill Salter God Stephen Chapman Fairus.org Chapman The Chicago Tribune Gary Brookins Michael Pfeifer Dan Brown Pfeifer Jesus Chuck Selinger Antoinette Edmonds Freedom.com
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