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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1998
Page
3
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers by the Associated Press presents varied opinions on state politics policy and social issues. The selections reflect regional perspectives on governance civil rights and economic concerns shaping public discourse.
Policy experts argue the court should settle whether race or gender may factor in college admissions once and for all. The debate centers on a proposed amendment to a higher education spending bill and the implications for minority recruitment and scholarships.
Bipartisan support in the House backed a Portman sponsored bill by 356 to 61 on March 19 to incentivize developing nations to curb rainforest burning. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced a companion bill, aiming to widen swaps beyond Latin America to Asia and Africa, linking debt relief with forest protection.
Joseph Sobran argues that Bill Clinton’s critics see him as a liar yet defend his political achievements. He links Clinton’s China export controls and illegal fundraising to his 1996 re election, contends Clinton harms allies, and predicts lasting damage to his reputation. Sobran notes Clinton’s defenders cling to party loyalty while questioning character. Sobran is an Arlington Virginia writer and former professor.
Don Feder reflects on Memorial Day and the duty to honor fallen soldiers from the Alamo to World War II. He warns that eroding patriotism amid cynicism risks future sacrifice and recounts the line by Travis and the enduring call to defend country and heritage.
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