U S troops in Mexico a troubling idea
Our view questions if the United States would or should deploy troops to Mexico to battle drug cartels, noting Mexico’s constitutional ban on foreign armed forces and referencing past and potential covert aid, public opinion, and historical parallels in Colombia and other theaters.
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Odessa American Letters Policy Notice
The Odessa American requires author name address and phone with all submissions. By submitting a letter or column you assign copyright to the paper. Letters should be mailed to Editor Odessa American P O Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760 2952 or faxed to 432 333 7742.
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Pulitzer Prize 1988 Winner QDE Publisher Lach Dennis Editor
A historical notice lists Lach Dennis as publisher and editor for the 1988 Pulitzer Prize winner QDE, identifying key editorial leadership. The brief item notes the roles held by Dennis within the publishing house during the prize year.
Let peace begin with me in American freedom
A religious and civic exhortation declares freedom as self control blessed by God, aligning with the Coveting Commandment, Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence. It urges readers to promote and preserve liberty through personal discipline and moral grounding.
Remembering Steve Jobs Death and Living with Courage
An essay on Steve Jobs and mortality by Susan Estrich from USC professor and columnist perspective. It reflects on Jobs Stanford speech, his cancer, legacy, and the broader struggle to balance life and death with courage, perseverance, and living fully despite fear.
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Land grabs and private property rights in U S politics
The author argues Obama administration expands federal land control, targeting millions of acres in the West. Citing a leaked memo, NBER figures, and a Cato Institute view, the piece claims excessive public ownership harms private energy development and jobs. The column calls for divesting noncore assets and greater transparency.
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Union Pacific offers boy train ride through Permian Basin
Odessa American praises Union Pacific for giving a brain tumor patient from the Permian Basin a chance to ride a train. The paper invites reader opinions on current topics via email with thumbs nominations.
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