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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1978
Page
10
A short editorial note from The Odessa American advocates voluntary spending of earnings over involuntary distribution. It states permission to reproduce editorials originated by the newspaper if proper credit is given and reflects the paper’s stance on economic liberty.
A writer argues the federal government’s uranium enrichment monopoly blocks private competition. Citing a Hoover Institution study, the piece says privatizing the three enrichment plants would spur innovation, cut costs, and better secure energy supplies, while raising over $2 billion to reduce the national debt.
The past month with air crash deaths highlights concerns about relying on ground control and technology over pilots looking out the window. The San Diego mid air collision killed about 150, prompting debate on safety equipment and pilot responsibility. Meanwhile legends of old radio, Brett Morrison and Edgar Bergen, are remembered for shaping broadcasting's early era.
Strikes and public safety dominate a long argument linking the 1919 Boston police strike to modern calls for public sector bargaining. The piece surveys sovereignty, government roles, and the shift since Kennedy opened bargaining while arguing unions threaten democratic governance.
A constitutional analysis argues that Los Angeles rent control raises bills of attainder concerns when punishing landlords without due process. It contrasts legislative action with court adjudication and cites the Eastlake rezoning referendum as a parallel, noting the need to protect property rights and due process while addressing housing policy concerns.
A New York woman returns to a robbed brownstone after work at a national magazine. Burglars entered via a hidden wall hole, stealing her typewriter sewing machine television and family jewelry. Police call pros the culprits with little chance of recovery. her sense of safety is shaken.
A crossword clue asks for the abbreviation of a patriotic group. The entry prompts solvers to identify the common initials used to denote a nationalist or patriotic organization within the puzzle’s theme.
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