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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2003
Page
4
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers gathered by the Associated Press offering a cross section of local opinions. The pieces reflect regional concerns, political stances, and editorial voices shaping public discourse across Texas.
Rep Debbie Riddle claims free education and healthcare come from Moscow as she criticizes spending cuts. The column argues democracy and economy rely on public education and medical care, citing Jefferson, business interests, and moral duty, while noting budget pressures and tax promises.
A Commerce Department report shows Texas is the leading U S export state, accounting for 13 percent of all goods sold abroad with 88 billion dollars in exports last year. It cites NAFTA, Mexico trade, and Texas diversity as factors shaping future growth and competition from California and New York.
A note inviting readers to submit opinions via write or fax to the Odessa American Public Forum. It provides the mailing address Odessa American RO Box 2952 Odessa TX 79760 the fax number 915-333-7742 and an email link for online letters. The message encourages community input on local issues.
Monacharen argues that the Iraq war marks a pivotal shift under George W. Bush. He credits Bush with rejecting conventional wisdom, pursuing freedom and US security, and shaping a Pax Americana despite liberal opposition.
Larry Elder cites Hans Blix saying multilateral action is needed amid global warming fears beyond war threats. Blix defends IAEA record while critics allege naivete, with references to Saddam’s hidden weapons program and U N scrutiny. Elder notes Blix’s controversial career and a judge persona on Moral Court.
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