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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2008
Page
3
In our view school choice offers best options though funding and governance shape results. The Cato Institute report argues direct parental payments improve outcomes even with public funding. Tax credits for scholarships could extend benefits to low income families, expanding opportunities beyond traditional public schools.
The page editorial honors the Pulitzer Prize winners and emphasizes freedom as a gift from God. It advocates readers inform themselves to promote and preserve freedom, urging self control and moral guidance rooted in the Coveting Commandment and the Golden Rule.
The piece cites Stephen Chapman and Henry Paulson as context for the 700 billion rescue of the banking industry. It notes congressional approval amid fears of unemployment, a falling stock market, and credit freeze, and criticizes the plan for failing to calm markets. It highlights Harvard economist Miron on ongoing uncertainty and warns bailout incentives may erode market discipline.
Voter urges support for John McCain citing honesty patriotism and resolve to protect American interests. It contrasts him with Barack Obama, accusing Democrats of socialism and urging voters to study Obama associates and voting record before casting ballots.
A reader letter from SUSAN J. BRENNAN in ODESSA endorses Sarah Palin and attacks Barack Obama. The author urges women and men to join Palin’s leadership, compares Palin to historic generals, mocks Hillary Clinton and Madeline Albright, and calls for intensified political action and a modern suffragette stance.
Readers praise the women who played in the West Texas Senior Golf Championships and invite ideas for both positive and negative comments on current topics via email at letters link freedom dot com, with a thumbs nominations note.
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