Odessa American Mission Statement and Address Note
The Odessa American presents its pledge to inform readers to promote freedom and self reliance. It invites correspondence to Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760 and stresses that freedom enables full personal and societal development.
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Odessa
Anaya renews promise of sanctuary for Central American refugees
Governor Toney Anaya declares New Mexico a sanctuary for political refugees from Central America challenging federal immigration policy. He says the move seeks assurances from INS that refugees south of the border receive the same treatment as Soviet and East European refugees, arguing current policies are biased and punitive.
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Toney Anaya
New Mexico
Central America
Anaya
INS
Soviet Union
U.S
America
Battle of Palo Alto Opens Mexican War in Texas
On this date in 1846 Texas saw the Battle of Palo Alto the first clash of the Mexican War and one of two major battles on Texas soil U.S. forces won largely through artillery in a brief engagement.
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Palo Alto
Texas
U.S
Ninny-factor error takes refund from father in tax mix up
Jim Wood, an apparently responsible father, discovers his tax refund slashed by a state child support lien. A clerical ninny-factor, a computer mix up, misidentifies another Jim Wood in Hinsdale as the same person, diverting funds to the Illinois agency. The agency plans to return the rest of the refund, though doubts linger about digital record corrections.
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Jim
Bureau of Child Support
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Montgomery
Ill
Illinois
Juanita
Jim Wood
Hinsdale
Supreme Court ruling weighs down scales of justice
James J. Kilpatrick argues the Supreme Court’s decision in Hepps v. Philadelphia Inquirer shifts the burden in libel cases to private plaintiffs, requiring proof of falsity before damages. He notes the ruling affects privacy and press freedoms, praising the decision’s public concern finding but warning it tightens limits for individuals seeking redress against media.
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Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Philadelphia Inquirer
Maurice S. Hepps
Hepps
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Pittsburgh
Thrifty
Thrifty Beverage Beer
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Inquirer
High Court
Sandra Day O’connor
Powell
Brennan
Marshall
Blackmun
the Inquirer
John Paul Stevens
Stevens
O’connor
New nuke plants safe and international safety drive
Harvey, a syndicated Los Angeles Times columnist, notes contrasts between U S innovation and Soviet secrecy. He highlights Argonne National Laboratory's metal cooled reactor tests, which succeeded after multiple shutdown simulations, and argues for international nuclear safety inspection amid European unity and caution about outdated Soviet graphite plants.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Chernobyl
Three Mile Island
Russia
Scandinavia
Europe
Argonne
U.S.S.R
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Royko
Chicago Tribune
LT. Waldheim
Herr Waldheim
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Kilpatrick
Washington, D.C
Gramm-Rudman
Margulies
Houston Post
National Laboratory
Harvey
Los Angeles Times