Obama speech weighs Libya mission duration and aims
President Obama defended U S intervention in Libya as stopping a massacre while promising the mission will be limited in time and scope. He said NATO will assume more operations this week but U S roles remain supportive and the endgame remains unclear amid mixed messages.
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Texas legislators and officials contact list
A compiled directory lists federal lawmakers and state officials with office locations in Washington and Texas. It includes U S Representatives Mike Conaway Randy Neugebauer, U S Senators John Cornyn Kay Bailey Hutchison, state legislators Lewis Craddick Seliger Uresti, and district offices in Odessa Midland Lubbock Amarillo and Austin with phone numbers and web contact pages.
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Mike Conaway
Midland
Cannon House
Washington, D.C
Fox
Eighth St
Odessa
Desta Drive
Conaway
House
Randy Neugebauer
Lubbock
Randy
John Cornyn
Hart Senate
Washington, D
Lewis
West 4Th Street
Austin
P.O
Tryon
State
Tom Craddick
Capitol
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Kel Seliger
Amarillo
University
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Carlos Uresti
San Antonio
Austin TX
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Odessa American letter submission instructions
The Odessa American requires submissions to include author bylines. It notes letters may or may not accompany published work and assigns rights upon submission. Contact details and a mailbox address are provided for letters and emails.
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Let Peace Begin With Me In Odessa Paper Motto
A 1988 Odessa newspaper proclaims a creed of freedom and self rule, asserting that peace starts within individuals. It links liberty to moral guidance from the Coveting Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence as essential truths behind its mission.
Obama and the Ghost of Sixty Eight Reflections
Stephen Chapman writes in the Chicago Tribune reflecting on the legacy of 1968 politics and how past upheavals influence contemporary views. The piece examines mobilization, protest culture, and enduring partisan tensions shaping current discourse.
Why Obama Won the 2008 Democratic Nomination
The piece argues Obama won in 2008 largely because he opposed the Iraq invasion, positioning him as peace candidate while rivals backed Clinton. It notes Democratic support for Libya and Afghanistan, possible discontent among liberals, and the risk of a Democratic primary challenger if wars drag on. It cautions against alienating liberals and considers historical echoes from 1968.
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Senate
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Hammer and Tong
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Lyndon Johnson
Russ Feingold
Wisconsin
Jim Webb
Virginia
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
New Hampshire
Ted Kennedy
Jimmy Carter
Pat Buchanan
George H.W. Bush
McCarthy
Be prepared for Mother Nature's punch
Jim Mullen warns that earthquakes and tsunamis will strike again and urges Washington and the nation to invest in emergency management. He credits West Coast and Alaska Tsunami Warning Center for timely alerts and calls for stronger evacuation structures and better collaboration among tribes communities businesses and officials to protect citizens and future generations.
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Washington
U.S. West Coast
West Coast
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Permian Girls Soccer Advances in Playoffs
Odessa community cheers as the Permian girls soccer team moves into the playoff round with a positive note for a hopeful Saturday match.
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