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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2000
Page
4
A compilation of Texas newspaper editorials gathered by the Associated Press offers diverse opinions on state politics policy and social issues reflecting regional perspectives and public discourse.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals faces a clash between following the law and delivering justice as inmates seek new trials with new evidence of innocence. The Star-Telegram argues judges must apply law without bias while ensuring correct convictions and proper sentences, balancing finality with fairness.
Texas Attorney General John Cornyn filed suit against Hidalgo County developers over missing water meters and septic tanks and bonds in the Citralinda Subdivision near Mission. Despite four decades of efforts, colonias along the border still struggle with utilities, roads, and education impacts for residents.
A reader invites others to send opinions on issues by writing or faxing to the Odessa American Public Forum. Instructions specify mailing to P O Box 2952, Odessa TX 79760 and a fax number 915 333 7742 for submission of column-style views.
Ann Coulter argues against Al Gore and conservation, praising oil use and American prosperity. She mocks energy limits, cites wartime oil, and contrasts Bush and Gore plans while defending drilling and free markets.
Don Feder portrays Senator Lieberman as a shameless panderer who touts moral credentials yet aligns with Farrakhan and avoids condemning Palestinian violence. The column questions his integrity, cites Hollywood ties, and mocks his claimed conscience while urging voters to see past his saintly facade. Feder writes for the Boston Herald.
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