West Texas views on CETA fading as budget cuts loom
An opinion piece criticizes the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act as costly and bureaucratic. It notes Ector County's mixed results with a 70 percent positive termination rate, a 42 percent local budget cut, and argues for free market job training alternatives while warning nationwide taxpayers about CETA’s flaws.
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U.S
Ector County
CETA
Networks Seek End to Prime Time Access Rule
The three networks urge the FCC to drop the Prime Time Access Rule, aiming for a full hour of network news nightly. They argue government overreach harms programming and that more news would please viewers, proposing an hour for Nightly News and considering similar formats for CBS Evening News and World News Tonight.
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Federal Communications Commission
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My Turn Now reader column seeks thoughtful contributions
The Odessa American invites reader submissions for a periodic guest column. Submissions up to three double-spaced pages are welcomed on any topic from local issues to government. Editing will be light, but personal attacks are not allowed, with contributions sent to the managing editor per masthead.
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Readers decide Crane fate for Worry Clinic use
Odessa readers challenge Dr. George W. Crane and his Worry Clinic column drawing letters from residents like Karen Marshall and Barbara Smith. The editor notes Crane’s popularity via mail while promising a reader vote to decide whether to continue the syndicated feature.
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Odessa American
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Reader objects to Dr Crane Worry Column bias
Barbara Smith of Odessa denounces Dr Crane and his Worry Column for sexist and archaic views on women. She calls for change at The Odessa American and questions the column’s treatment of wives and sexual topics.
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Dr. Crane
Reader voices call for Dr Crane column ends
Georgann Wemple urges cancellation of Dr George Crane’s Worry Clinic in Sunday paper critiquing his psychology guidance. She supports Henderson and Marshall who say Crane misstates humane behavior principles and should be removed from the publication.
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Dr. Crane
Georgann Wemple
Odessa
Andy Rooney’s thoughts on ethnic restaurants
Rooney notes shift in U S dining trends from Italian and Chinese to Japanese cuisine while French remains stable at top prices. He cites Italian decline, growing Japanese fashion, persistent French prestige, mixed Chinese appeal, Indian gains, German tepidness, and limited Mexican menus with Tucson concentration.
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America
Hamburg
Tucson
Today in History October 3 highlights and milestones
On this date in history Adolf Hitler declared the Soviet Union defeated in World War II. Italy invaded Ethiopia in 1935. Britain tested its first atomic bomb in 1952 off Australia. Basutoland became Lesotho in 1966. Indira Gandhi was arrested in 1977 in New Delhi. Nguyen Van Thieu won a new term in 1968 amid violence. Helmut Schmidt survived a tight West German election in 1977.
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