Solutions in search of problems in Florida policy
A Daily News summary notes critics call new Florida rules a solution in search of a problem. Drug tests for welfare applicants show few positives, voter fraud claims are overstated, campus speech zones lack disruptive history, and doctors restricted on suns warnings illustrate overactive governance. The piece argues many measures seek to engineer virtue rather than address real issues.
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Northwest Florida State College
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Lawmakers and Officials Contact Details Across States
A garbled OCR list compiles contact information for federal and state lawmakers. It includes U S Representatives Mike Conaway Randy Neugebauer Francisco Canseco John Cornyn Kay Bailey Hutchison Tryon Lewis Tom Craddick and local offices in Odessa Midland and Austin. Also lists addresses phone numbers emails and office buildings in Washington DC and Texas, with varied spellings and corrupt segments.
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Mike Conaway
Cannon House
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Eighth St
Odessa
Desta Drive
Midland
Conaway House
Randy Neugebauer
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Lubbock
Atte, Wawland
Francisco ‘Rutto
John Cornyn
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Bart Senate
Burding
Cornyn
Senate
Kay Bailey Hutchison
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Russe Senate
Washington
Odessa American letter submission rules and contact details
The notice outlines that a letter to the editor must include the author name address and phone number and that submissions may be edited or rejected. It specifies rights transfer, and provides mailing fax and email addresses for letters to the Odessa American in Odessa Texas.
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Odessa American
P.O
Odessa
Freedom and Self Rule Per Theme of 1988 Pulitzer Prize
The piece asserts freedom as a divine gift, urging self-control and moral guidance. It emphasizes individual liberty as essential for reaching human potential and aligns freedom with moral standards drawn from religious and civic documents.
Traffic, Again. Or Maybe Very Light Traffic in SoCal
Susan Estrich notes that traffic warnings for presidential visits in Southern California do not always cause lasting gridlock. Carmageddon-like advisories shifted behavior, with people leaving earlier and using public transit, showing a potential to reduce car dependence if a strong motive exists.
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Tyranny by bureaucratic power warned in political piece
Bill Wilson of Americans for Limited Government comments on a New Republic article by Peter Orszag urging more automatic policies and depoliticized commissions. He highlights calls to suspend elections and warns of centralized planning dangers in Washington.
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New Republic
Peter Orszag
Washington
Roger Koppl
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Odessa Permian students earn praise for philanthropy effort
Odessa and Permian high school students are highlighted for their work in the Students in Philanthropy program, uplifting community impact. The Odessa American invites reader comments and thumbs nominations via email, inviting ideas on current topics.
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Permian High School
Odoa
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