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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 2002

Page

4

Our View: Government growth puts nation in a bind

The overview argues that wartime and other government spending crowd out private investment, noting unemployment dips mainly from public sector jobs. It cites data from 2000-2001 showing private GDP declines while government outlays rise, urging restraint to avoid Japan’s prolonged slump. It criticizes both parties for fiscal expansion and warns of diminishing private wealth creation.

Labor Department Stephen Moore Club For Growth Cato Institute Moore Pacific Japan

Texas lawmakers contact details from Odessa to Amarillo

Lawmakers and state officials listed with district bases in Odessa Midland Lubbock Amarillo and state offices in Austin. Addresses include Rep George E West Odessa Rep Tom Craddick Midland Sen Robert Duncan Lubbock Sen Teei Bivins Amarillo and Gov Rick Perry at the State Capitol.

George E Buddy” West Republican Odessa Austin Texas E. University Tom Craddick Midland Teei Bivins Amarillo Rick Perry State Capitol

Paid leave policy fuels old political ploys and economic exits

Thomas Lowell argues California's paid family leave law, signed by Gov. Gray Davis, repeats a centuries old tactic of taxing private wealth to aid favored groups. The piece warns the policy will raise costs for businesses, push economic activity out of state, and erode private property rights, framing it as a short sighted election year maneuver.

California Gray Davis United States Davis Robin Hood Adam Smith New York City Lowell The Hoover

First Amendment freedoms in focus sparking debate

Cal Thomas argues rising public support for limiting First Amendment rights reflects education gaps. He notes polls showing 41 percent strongly agree the amendment goes too far, and 40 percent would curb academic freedom and press scrutiny of government policy. He highlights a Nashville center program promoting balanced teaching of the Constitution.

Bush First Amendment Center Nashville United States Thomas

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