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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1978

Page

7

Odessa American Capsule Policy Editorial Note

The Odessa American outlines its capsule policy stating voluntary distribution for editorials and grants permission to reproduce in whole or in part with proper credit. The text emphasizes a belief in voluntary sharing over involuntary distribution to improve the Permian Basin community.

Odessa American

Hillsdale College Wins Ruling in HEW Fight and Receives Gift

Hillsdale College, led by President Dr. George C. Roche, defeats a HEW motion challenging its lack of federal funds while protecting student aid. the decision may be reviewed. Simultaneously the estate of Donald Hare bequeaths $1 million to Hillsdale Freedom Fund, signaling strong private support for the college.

Hillsdale College Michigan Federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW George C. Roche Hillsdale Congress Friends of Repsonse Herbert L. Perlman Perlman Roche Donald Hare Phoenix Ariz Dr. Hare Hillsdale Freedom Fund

Capital outlay and small business growth in America

The text explains capital formation as the funds needed to start and grow firms across sectors from farming to manufacturing. It highlights per employee investment rising from about $20,000 to $40,000, notes small businesses dominate employment and output, cites MIT and Commerce studies on jobs, and urges government policy to ease taxes and regulations to foster capital and urban revival.

DuPont America New York Stock Exchange Development Fund MIT Department of Commerce Chamber of Commerce

Ten years later McCarthy's bitter view of politics

Eugene McCarthy, once a Minnesota senator who helped push Lyndon Johnson from re election, now 62, is embittered by the two party system. He campaigns for reform, promotes a new book, and questions the vice presidency while reflecting on his failed 1968 bid and its lasting scars.

Aldo Beckman Chicago Tribune Washington Eugene McCarthy United States Minnesota Lyndon Johnson McCarthy Walter Mondale Alexis de Tocqueville America Nixon Carter Mondale Senate Johnson Hubert Humphrey

Reagan Faces Age Issue and One Term Promise

Reagan, 67, weighs a one term pledge to counter age concerns. Advisers argued the move would highlight his age and countermeasures were pursued. He also discussed a potentially free vice presidential pick, but that idea was vetoed as weak.

Washington Ronald Reagan Reagan Senate Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy Frank Church Foreign Relations Committee Mark Schneider State Department Daniel Patrick Moynihan Moynihan White House Carters Longs Long Mr. Carter

Early 19th Century Deaths and Russian Murder Mystery

Brief notes recall Percy Bysshe Shelley dying at sea in 1822 and the first Ziegfeld Follies debut in 1907. Also mentions Ivan VI, the infant Russian czar, who was murdered in 1764, tying together literary and imperial history with pivotal events across centuries.

Percy Bysshe Shelly Ivan VI Czar Russia

Letters to the Editor Guidelines for Publication

Instructions for submitting letters require a genuine signature full address and phone number with only the name and hometown printed. Limit roughly 500 words, timelines relevant content, and ban personal attacks or slander.

Wenceslaus Crowned King of Germany in 1376

A historical note records Wenceslaus as crowned king of Germany in 1376, highlighting the medieval succession event and its era context. It contrasts with a separate 1649 arrest of pirate Captain Kidd in Boston, marking two distinct historic milestones.

Wenceslaus Germany Kidd Boston

Protest Letter Against Conan the Barbarian Slur

A reader denounces the comic strip Conan the Barbarian as an insult to Barbarian Americans arguing real barbarians did not resemble the character. The letter defends barbarian heritage, mocks the strip’s setting and attire, and calls for renaming the character Chauncey Poindexter the Barbarian.

Chauncey Poindexter III Conan the Barbarian Baltic Sea Conan Steppes Greenwich Village Conan the Sal Chauncey Poindexter the Barbarian

Crossword puzzle clues and questions for a 1940s page

A compact listing of crossword prompts including 45 Buck's mate 45 Polynesian island 49 Place of conceal me 54 Toward the stars 56 Over hill and 57 Penna. poi 58 Fabric for suits 59 Sketch 60 Conjunction 61 Heady drink 62 Observes n DOWN 1 Eric-a- 2 That smarts 3 Wine city 4 River duc 5 Oxlike 6 Humiliate 7 Ness monster 8 Parrot of New Zeal 3 Lisa 10 Travel slowly 11 Wizened 14 Like a sne 15 Short-live 18 Andes Indian [20 Small bow ] "To human. 123 le ad 24 Jellied meat stock 25 Office worker 26 Baffling question 27 Concentrated 28 Sharp to the taste 29 Burn slightly 30 Zeal 31 After love and bucket 33 Anesthetic 36 Puts forth great effort 40 Nautical word 42 Little one: surf. 43 Food for cattle 45 Mournful song 46 At that time 47 Gas: comb. form 48 Tresses 49 Jackrabbit 50 Does sums 51 After table or silver 52 Winglike parts 53 Evergreens 59 Delicate snare

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