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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2002
Page
4
A collection of editorials from Texas newspapers compiled by the Associated Press. The pieces reflect editorial perspectives from multiple Texas outlets on timely issues.
College Board reports public four year tuition up 9.6 percent and two year up 7.9 percent with four year cost about 4081 dollars annually and two year about 1735. Aid disbursements reach 90 billion in 2001 2002. Texas offers Tomorrow Fund now Texas Guaranteed Tuition Plan and Tomorrow's College Investment Plan to ease future costs. Call 800 445 4723 or visit texastomorrowfunds.org for details.
The United States Defense Department and the intelligence community face a breaking rift amid debates over Iraq policy. Officials cite a politicized effort to influence intelligence and pressure on CIA Director George Tenet, with Pentagon forming its own unit to scrutinize Iraq.
Public Forum address details for Odessa American readers include mailing to PO Box 2962 Odessa TX 79760 and phone contact 915 333 7142. Online comments are directed to onletters iinkfreedom com.
Mona Charen argues that media and police fixated on a white loner with a gun, ignoring Muhammad and Malvo's ties to Nation of Islam and potential links to terrorism. She notes repeated police focus on a white van was unfounded, emphasizes eyewitness unreliability, and urges open-minded investigation beyond race-based profiles.
Larry Elder notes a syndicated column in which a Ukrainian immigrant condemns America after Ennis Cosby’s murder. He quotes a harsh stance urging churches in Washington DC to cast out the killer and his wife, threatening exile and even violence. The piece frames backlash and calls for punitive action amid national sensitivities.
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