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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1978

Page

9

The Odessa American Capsule Policy Statement

The Odessa American endorses voluntary spending of earnings over forced distribution and grants permission to reproduce editorials in part or in full with proper credit. The policy reflects a belief that individuals gain more satisfaction by choosing how to spend their money, shaping a better Permian Basin.

Freedom Permian Basin Odessa American

Food prices dip easing inflation pressure noted by GMA

The July Consumer Price Index shows food at home fell 0.4 percent. GMA asserts inflation is driven by government spending and money creation, not rising food costs, and contrasts food prices with government services over a 1967 to 1977 span.

James C. May Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc MGA GMA The Grocery Association Federal Reserve System

Ford's warning to Republicans about the rightward shift

Former president Gerald Ford cautions the GOP against drifting too far right lest it lose the presidency in 1980. The piece notes recent primaries favoring conservatives, cites Dukeakis and King victories, Gallup's conservative leanings, and concerns over fund-raising used to challenge conservative candidates. It highlights the clash between moderates and conservatives within the party.

Gerald Ford Sen Everett M. Dirksen Thomas E. Dewey Ronald Reagan Minnesota Robert Short Donald Fraser Massachusetts Michael Dukakis Edward J. King King

American industry falls behind as investment wanes in U S

Fall River Mass outlines industrial decline driven by tax disincentives and underinvestment. It argues America trails Germany and Japan in capital investment, warns of aging plants, and calls for renewed capitalization of U S industry to sustain productivity and growth.

Fall River Mass New England Germany Japan America U. S United States West Germany Britain U.S

Coping with an unholy alliance

The author recalls conflicts with Blue Cross and Blue Shield over hospital bills for a terminally ill father in Colorado Springs. He opposed Social Security links, refused government assistance, and notes personal estrangement from Blues, Medicaid, and Medicare while paying heavy taxes.

Colorado Springs Blue Cross Blue Shield Blue Services Shield Dad Blue Cross

Bell Brings Jersey Race Into Spotlight With Bradley Clash

Senator Orrin Hatch reports funds are needed for Jeff Bell's bid against Bill Bradley as Kemp Roth tax plan and Propositon 13 shape New Jersey Senate race. Bell must mobilize money for TV ads to reach voters beyond border states. Bradley relies on Big Labor ties and rising spending rhetoric, while Bell seeks Brady.

Sen George McGovern Massachusetts Minnesota California Jeffery Bell New Jersey Clifford P Case George Gallup Washington Orrin Hatch Utah Senate Jeff Bell Bell Clifford Case Bill Bradley United States Senate Bradley Jack Kemp New York Kemp-Roth Tf Bell State St Trenton N.J Philadelphia

Saladin and 12th century Jerusalem fall noted

History snippet recalls Jerusalem falling to Saladin in 1187. It mentions The Evening Star sinking off New York in 1866 with 250 drowned and notes opera singer Maria Callas died in Paris in 1977 at age 53.

Jerusalem Saladin Opera the Evening Star New York Maria Callas Paris

Sudetenland Occupation by Germany in 1938

Germany began its occupation of the Sudetenland in Czechoslovakia in 1938. In 1946 the Nuremberg war trials sentenced 11 Nazi criminals to be hanged. Former British and French Cameroon Colonies formed the Federal Republic of Cameroons in Africa in 1961.

Germany Sudetenland Czechoslovakia Cameroon Federal Republic of Cameroons Africa

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