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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 2005

Page

6

Patriot Act debate moves toward limited subpoenas plan

The piece notes Sen. Pat Roberts seeks to expand FBI subpoenas with minimal judicial oversight under a new provision, requiring only semiannual reports to Congress. Critics say the shift jeopardizes civil liberties and existing Patriot Act reporting, urging stronger intelligence oversight.

Congress Pat Roberts Kansas Senate Intelligence Committee FBI Bureau ACLU Lisa Graves Senate Judiciary Committee Bob Barr R-Ga Illinois Dick Durbin Idaho Larry Craig Barr Roberts Intelligence Committee

Lawmakers contact details list Texas officials

A compiled, dense roster lists federal and state lawmakers with office addresses in Midland Odessa Lubbock San Antonio and Austin. Names include Rep Mike Conaway Randy Neugebauer Henry Bonilla Sen John Cornyn Sen Kay Bailey Hutchison Rep Buddy West Rep Tom Craddick Sen Robert Duncan Sen Kel Seliger Gov Rick Perry with respective Washington and Austin addresses and phone numbers.

U.S Mike Conaway Midland Cannon House Washington, D.C Fox W. Eighth St Odessa Desta Drive Kay Bailey Hutchison Russell Senate George E. “Buddy” West P.O. Box Austin Texas PO. Box Tom Craddick Robert Duncan Lubbock Kel Seliger Amarillo Rick Perry State Capitol

Freedom and self rule amid a local newspaper creed

The piece proclaims the database’s mission to inform readers so they may safeguard freedom and inspire others to recognize its blessings. It asserts freedom as a divine gift tied to self-control, not political grants, and cites the Coveting Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence as moral anchors.

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Senate compromise on judicial nominees spurs cheers and warnings

The piece argues Democrats won the filibuster battle to allow votes on nominees without blocking tactics, while Republicans face accusations of unilateral disarmament. It warns the deal risks curbing Congress's authority and advancing a judiciary seen as activist, urging vigilance and timely action.

Senate Cheney Washington Charles Grassley Republican Party Congress Priscilla Owen Janice Rogers Brown William Pryor Supreme Court William J. Brennan David Souter Sandra Day O'Connor Anthony Kennedy Ronald Reagan

Public Forum on Closures of the Business 20 Service Road

Community letter urges TxDOT Odessa and Lee Engineering to justify planned short-term partial closure and eventual full closure of service road segments on Business 20 amid safety and traffic concerns. Letter argues no life-saving studies or cost estimates exist, and funneling traffic to main lanes will raise speed and crash risk between Odessa and Midland. Also includes a note of appreciation for Ariana Vela and a UT Permian Basin graduation shoutout.

Midland Odessa Texas Department of Transportation Lee Engineering

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P.O Patrick Canty John Kerr Ken Brodnax Storial Bill Salter God Lowell Stanford University Chuck Asay Te, Inc Sendini Tre Clowns Ariana Vela Ariana Brandon Stevens Odessa The University of Texas
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