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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1979
Page
3
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The Odessa American explains Libertarianism as a positive philosophy that trusts human goodness and favors minimal or no government. It argues the free market should meet needs without interference, acknowledges dangers of distrust in humanity, and honors founder R C Hoiles and Freedom Newspapers' dedication to freedom.
Figures circulated allege Panama Treaty costs total billions from transfer charges to future annual outlays. Congressman Hanson argues the plan shifts burdens to Americans and records projected 20 billion property value, 4 billion transfer costs, billions in future annual costs, and tolls as revenue.
Doris Fowler argues that media and politicians label oil shortages as a conspiracy, accusing government power and oil giants of manipulating prices for profit. She critiques busing, travel, and deregulation, suggesting citizens remain ruled by party loyalty and rhetoric.
On Thursday April 27 Ector High School hosted an Open House with around ten parents attending. Parents and citizens voiced strong concerns about Ector and its teachers, urging sustained future interest. A reader, Concerned Teacher fony RK Zamuarripa, also questions city services amid a fuel shortage.
Reading to a child builds language, reasoning, and character. Listening to well spoken models, a child learns to inflect, imitate, and communicate effectively. Parents who read aloud lay the foundation for literacy, economic value, and social progress, shaping speech, writing, and understanding in daily life.
A closed door April 25 COPE meeting decided to keep funding pro labor candidates despite a court ruling limiting AFL CIO union and national COPE contributions. The ruling by Judge Charles R. Richey requires aggregate limits, risking large losses for labor backed campaigns if not overturned.
The Dubai defense force bought a British snowplow to clear desert roads. In 1978 U S residents recycled six billion aluminum cans, representing one quarter of all cans manufactured.
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