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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2000
Page
2
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers as gathered by The Associated Press. The pieces reflect varied viewpoints on state politics, public policy, and social issues, presenting concise arguments and editorial stances characteristic of mid century Texan press.
Public Citizen Gray Panthers and Texas lawyers challenge the states method of selecting judges, arguing that partisan elections and donor solicitation undermine due process and public confidence. They urge reform toward appointment with voter evaluation, while lawmakers stall despite studies and polls. Austin American Statesman.
The Odessa American notes that demonstrations in Washington DC around IMF and World Bank meetings drew unexpected youth energy. Nonviolent protesters urged debt relief for poor nations and environmental safeguards, while some antics echoed a carnival vibe amid political fervor. Public forum invitation follows.
Ann Coulter argues that the Elian Gonzalez case exposes misread laws on unwed fathers custody. She questions the presumption of paternal rights, cites Florida and U.S. cases, and notes the predawn raid to seize Elian while criticizing Janet Reno and the media portrayal of law and family.
Donfeders syndicated column argues Vermont moves to repeal nature by embracing civil unions for gays while opposing same sex unions as destroying civilization. He cites rejected measures and court battles over gay marriage, polygamy, and youth sex education as signs of a wide cultural shift threatening marriage as the social bedrock. He warns of legal fights, religious pushback, and the erosion of First Amendment protections as gay rights advance.
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