Odessa American Reader Note Promotes Freedom And Local Prosperity
A historical Odessa text extols self control and personal freedom as keys to Prosperity in the Permian Basin. It invites readers to address correspondence to The Odessa American in Odessa Texas, Box 2952.
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Odessa
Our Opinion: A Slap on the Wrist in a Murder Case
An Ector County jury gave Jaime Villareal a 10 year probated sentence and a $10,000 fine for killing Geronimo Perez. Jurors cited conflict and doubt over guilt, wondering if the punishment matched the crime and whether a retrial should have occurred.
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Ector County
Jaime Villareal
Geronimo Perez
Villareal
Texas History Births and Colonization Contract Highlights
On this date in 1788 Henry Smith born in Kentucky, later provisional Texas governor. In 1825 Stephen F. Austin received a contract under new colonization law to settle 500 additional families within his land grant.
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Henry Smith
Texas
Kentucky
Stephen F. Austin
Black flies, land, and a nuclear waste risk in Windsor NH
James J. Kilpatrick reports from Windsor New Hampshire as the DOE designates the area a potential high level nuclear waste site. Residents bear banners and bumper stickers while debates hinge on sacrifice of homes and land. The piece blends local memory with national policy and fears for the landscape.
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Windsor
N.H
Richard Herman
Black Pond
New Hampshire
Hillsboro
Department of Energy
Atoms For Peace
Congress
DOF
Chernobyl
Meade Cadet
DOE
New England
U.S. taxpayers paid to be trashed by United Nations DPI
Kilpatrick argues U.N. Department of Public Information programs bias against U.S. interests. GAO analysis of 90 items shows 38 neutral 15 slightly opposed 15 moderately opposed and 10 very opposed. Radio Perspective disproportionately favors Western spokesmen.
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U.S
United Nations
United States
Pennsylvania
Arien Specter
U.N
Department of Public Information
DPI
General Accounting Office
GAO
Specter
Radio Perspective
Palestine
Is Divorce Worth The Agony And Cost
Harvey, a syndicated columnist with the Los Angeles Times, notes divroce brings deep crisis and costly splits. Studies show impaired concentration after separation, lasting months, with two million Americans facing divorce annually. Laws vary by state, no fault rules growing, notable O'Brien case reshaping expectations.
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Smith College
Faye Crosby
Chicago
Love Connection
California
Harvey
The
Los Angeles Times
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Perez
Richard
Will Rogers
Goodman
Boston Globe
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Britain
Kilpatrick
Washington, D.C
Paul Harvey
New York
O’brien
Loretta O’brien
Johnny Carson
Johnny
Battle Creek
Mich