Odessa American Address for Correspondence
The Odessa American provides an address for correspondence as Box 2952, Odessa, Texas 79760, inviting readers to send notices, letters, and submissions to this postal box for official handling and回复.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1986
Page
4
The Odessa American provides an address for correspondence as Box 2952, Odessa, Texas 79760, inviting readers to send notices, letters, and submissions to this postal box for official handling and回复.
Our Opinion notes Reagan snub of Texas Governor White from a White House oil and gas talks conference. It argues White helped organize a prior governors' summit, Texas prodcuces a third of U.S. oil, and party politics should not block input on the oil economy. The piece backs White against perceived political snubs.
On this date in 1693 Don Gregorio Salinas headed a Spanish expedition into Texas. He found rebels against Catholic missions and that severe drought had ruined crops and livestock, signaling hardship for the settlers and their missions.
Rooney argues the Chernobyl nuclear disaster reveals Soviet system flaws and contrasts with American democracy. He condemns propaganda against Russians, notes information control, and hopes the tragedy spurs change in the Soviet Union. The columnist, a Chicago Tribune writer and CBS 60 Minutes commentator, emphasizes shared humanity.
Syndicated columnist Joan Beck notes the U.S. elderly population is rising, with 28.53 million people over 65 and an 11 percent gain since 1980. She cites greater voting strength, disposable income, and persistent policy debates over tax dollars and benefits as the nation faces demographic shifts ahead of 2030.
Harvey, a Los Angeles Times syndicated columnist, argues that excessive civil awards and rising insurance costs undermine justice. He cites a Philadelphia woman's $988,000 verdict against Temple University Hospital and critiques higher liability limits, life sentences, and the court system as misused and coercive.
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