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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1981
Page
6
A Pasadena newspaper critiques how government controls create conflicts of interest in horse racing contracts and other regulated sectors. It questions the cost of regulation, the role of campaign contributions, and the impact on public trust while arguing for or against perceived bribery.
The author argues career changes can refresh lives and boost performance. Citing Reagan, McLaughlin, Woodcock, and Bobby Brown, they urge abandoning stagnation, try new roles every few years, and seek authentic change beyond travel. The piece notes longevity often breeds repetition and praises proactive shifts.
Paul Harvey laments rising federal costs from FDR to Reagan, arguing programs favor a small set of beneficiaries who lobby lawmakers while the majority bears the price. He cites farm subsidies Chrysler bailout and growing deficits, urging balanced budgeting over piecemeal cuts. He recalls past administrations expanded spending and calls for restraint.
Almanac notes March 31 1981 as the 90th day with 275 days left. Highlights include the 1854 treaty opening two Japanese ports, 1492 Spanish Jewish expulsion, 1889 Eiffel Tower opening, 1917 Virgin Islands possession, 1955 CCP purge, and anniversaries of My Lai sentencing, West Germany nuclear plant plan collapse, and hostage crisis developments. Entertainer Henry Morgan is 66.
A Richmond News Leader veteran marks a 40 year career in journalism. He recalls early ambitions, education, and shaping a life around reporting and writing, detailing how the press and ink became his enduring passion from cub reporter to seasoned observer.
Carol Burnett’s libel win over the National Enquirer draws $1.6 million in damages, with $1.3 million punitive. The piece argues wealthy plaintiffs can pursue costly suits while many individuals cannot, and notes potential Supreme Court implications and cross‑border costs.
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