Dessel AEE mericad efforts in Permian Basin
The article highlights Dessel AEE mericad’s ongoing efforts to make the Permian Basin a better place to live. It emphasizes community improvements, local initiatives, and the group’s commitment to responsible development and stakeholder engagement.
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Permian Basin
Let Peace Begin With Me
A civic statement from The Odessa American praising freedom as self control grounded in moral guides and the Declaration of Independence, urging readers to promote and preserve liberty. includes a postal address for correspondence in Odessa, Texas.
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Odessa
EPA Tightens Lead Rules In Gasoline Over Industry Pressure
The EPA reversed a prior tilt toward looser lead limits on gasoline, spurred by political factors rather than science. Beckmann argues lead poisoning is mainly from old paint, not auto exhaust, while critics warn reform boosts urban health and environmental quality.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Regulatory Review Commission
Bush
EPA
Anne Gorsuch & Co
Wall Street Journal
Petr Beckmann
University of Colorado
Beckmann
Gorsuch
On This Date in History for October 11, 1982
Highlights include Casimir Pulaski killed at Savannah in 1779 while aiding American independence Fidel Castro visiting New York for the UN General Assembly in 1979 and the Democratic National Committee staging the first U S political television telecast in 1932 in New York City
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Casimir Pulaski
Savannah
Georgia
Fidel Castro
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Democratic National Committee
United States
Begin and Sharon Called Terrorists By Royko
Royko contends readers misread his remarks on Begin and Sharon citing historical acts by Irgun Stern Gang and Unit 101. He references Neff and documents Deir Yassin and 1953 raid detailing civilian deaths to argue their past tactics. The piece defends his stance while warning Americans not to overlook past violence.
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Menachem Begin
Ariel Sharon
Begin
P.L.O
PLO
Israel
Sharon
Suez
Donald Neff
Linden Press-Simon & Schuster
Neff
Stern Gang
Irgun
Deir Yassin
Jerusalem
America
Albert Einstein
Hannah Arendt
Sidney Hook
New York Times
U.S
Unit 101
Libya
U.N
Security Council
Beirut
Richards Collapse Jolts GOP Before 1984 Campaign
A heated Oct. 1 meeting with Ronald Reagan failed to save Richard Richards as Republican National Committee chair. He spent campaign funds to rally state chairs, offering resignation after Reagan rejected a return as under secretary. The White House move and Carey Koch Albany politics also ripple through a California governor race and party leadership tensions as Laxalt balks at the national chair role.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
White House
Republican National Committee
Richard Richards
Ronald Reagan
Richards
James Baker
Edwin Meese
Michael Deaver
National Committee
Nebraska Party
Charles Thone
Reagan
Hugh Carey
Ed Koch
New York
Carey
Koch
Mario Cuomo
Albany
Cuomo
New York State
California
Tom Bradley
Los Angeles
George Deukmejian
Bradley
Deukmejian
Paul Laxalt
Senate
Laxalt
Congress
Bob Dole
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David F. Lyons
Jim Welsh
Citizen Smith
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Royko
Begin and
Sharon Aren
Lily-White
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