Realism over rhetoric in Libya normalization
Our view argues that diplomacy with Libya signals a shift toward realism in U S foreign policy. Gaddafi remains a harsh ruler, but lifting the embargo and restoring ties may improve monitoring and influence while avoiding demonizing leaders, with normalization framed as practical rather than moral posturing.
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America
Pulitzer Prize 1988 Odessa Editorial Page Figures
The 1988 Pulitzer Prize context at Odessa highlights Patrick Canty and John Kerr with editorial leadership by Ken Brodnax and Bill Salter. Emeritus status is noted for the publisher, framing the paper’s editorial authority.
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Ken Brodnax
Bill Salter
Let peace begin with me newspaper credo
A short editorial-like passage asserts a readers’ rights focus and promotes personal freedom through self control. It frames freedom as a divine gift and moral discipline aligned with the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Immigration and the Republican dilemma in politics
A column argues that public polls favor a tougher House immigration bill prioritizing border control over Senate plans. It notes Republicans risk alienating their base, while Democrats unite for amnesty, warns against tying amnesty to border control, and urges separate bills to pressure GOP lawmakers. It criticizes Bush for backing a package deal and laments potential Democratic gains.
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Public Forum on Immigration and Go Red Event in Odessa
A reader argues using respectful language about immigrants, praising legal and illegal immigrants, and criticizing Stacy Wright. The piece notes a May 9 Go Red For Women luncheon at Odessa Country Club with Linda Larsen, Medical Center Hospital, and Freedom Pontiac sponsoring to promote women’s heart health for about 150 attendees.
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America
Mike Conaway
Iraq
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Linda Larsen
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Freedom Pontiac
Gutierrez wins 4A shot put title with school record
Pablo Gutierrez of Andrews captures the state 4A shot put championship with a record-setting throw. The Odessa American invites reader opinions on current topics via email, noting a "thumbs" nomination process.
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Andrews
Freedom
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