Odessa American Address Line Note
The Odessa American correspondence address is listed as Box 2952, Odessa, Texas 79760 for all mail and inquiries.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1983
Page
4
Our Opinion Teaching prairie dogs new tricks
Odessa’s Sherwood Park hosts a 2 acre fenced enclosure to contain prairie dogs and shield the public. Boarded by Parks staff, the plan aims to avoid poisons though past attempts failed. The piece argues for humane coexistence despite recurring hole dangers to golfers and youngsters.
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Ector County
Doug Kupper
Roland Hancock
Odessa
Sherwood Park
Sherwood
Spending not the budget solution in 1982 deficit notes
The piece argues the federal government is $200 billion short in paying bills and still seeks $8.4 billion to fund the IMF for other bankrupt nations. It notes $136 billion extra due to cost of living increases and critiques Sen. Dole's Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1982, claiming the core issue is excessive government spending, not deficits.
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Washington
International Monetary Fund
Robert Dole
Sen. Dole
It's My Turn Now on Tax Reform and Flat Rate Proposal
The author criticizes the withholding tax on dividends and interest as an unfair second tax and argues for a 10 percent flat rate tax. He cites revenue gains from a new system, notes incentives to work and invest, and quotes Congressman Doughton’s saying about high taxes. Odessa critic Jon Sorrelis signs off.
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Sen. Dole
Mothers as Peacemongers Across Generations
Ellen Goodman examines Mother's Day protests by Women’s Action for Nuclear Disarmament and the idea that mothers are natural peacemakers. She warns against viewing peace as exclusively a maternal issue, noting risks of gendered roles while urging inclusive action for survival.
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Ellen Goodman
Boston
Women’s Action For
Julia Ward Howe
Anna Jarvis
Howe
Helen Caldicott
Congress praises Brooklyn Bridge with May 24 designatio
The House debated a resolution praising the Brooklyn Bridge and designating May 24 as Brooklyn Bridge Day to mark the structure's centennial. Representative Robert Garcia called it a symbol of New York, while James A. Courter and Harold Volkmer questioned the sale implications for those who have purchased the bridge over the last century.
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Associated Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Robert Garcia
D-N.y
James A. Courter
R-N.j
Harold L. Volkmer
D-Mo
Congress notes on bridges and a playful gift exchange
Lawmakers discuss the Brooklyn Bridge history and a Georgia lawmaker’s walking experience while Senate leaders joke about gifts for cabinet members after a Beach Boys controversy. Baker suggests a digital recording as a gift for Interior Secretary James Watt, Byrd interjects with humor about a missing foot.
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Senate
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Reagan
James Watt
Beach Boys
Baker
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Watt
Washington Monument
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David F. Lyons
Tom Nickell
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Aper
Permian Basin
Kupper
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Turn
Karl Marx
Doughton
North Carolina
Jon Sorrelis
Penbrook
Greenham Common
England
Geneva
Citizen Smith
By Dave Gerard
Congress
Tom Raum
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